The Hypocrisy Of Benjamin Nicholas

[Guest ActingUp4U]

It wasn't all that long ago, when over at MER, the following linked

post was made about Benjamin Nicholas. It was met with sniper fire

and assassination type diatribe against the OP, which would be me,

by weak minded fags that were/and perhaps still are, incapable of

taking a stand against the hypocrisy of those who sell their cock

and ass to those incapable of getting it on their own. The following

linked post remains today, the highest viewed posting on the MER

website today. Ain't it sad?

http://www.maleescortreview.com/dcscript/d...19&topic_id=164

Today, Townsend P. Locke, a poster over at MER, with apparently some historical credibility, posts this commentary about his distain

about the Nicholas whore.

http://www.maleescortreview.com/dcscript/d...8&topic_id=2025

Here's my question. Why aren't all the helpless bitches that

attacked me, for communicating and exposing the same type hypocrisy in the above link attacking Townsend?

Perhaps, it's because, when it comes to getting a cock up their ass

or down their throat, credibility means nothing. Yet they all rely

on the credibility of a stranger's review to make their hiring

decisions. Hello?

Why are so many gay men who hire whores for sex so needy for other

people's positive experiences before they will hire them outside of

that strangers thumbs up and experience? Does anyone really believe

that one mans positive experience with a whore is another mans

guarantee of the same?

If you're all looking for something that will guarantee your own

personal satisfaction in life when it comes to hiring someone to

have satisfying sex with you, someone who never would have sex with

you to begin with, unless there was a hefty payoff, as it obviously

is here; then stop relying on everyone else to make that hiring

decision for you, and make it on your own. It's clear, you have no

balls to make it on your own and it's equally clear that whores like

Benjamin Nicholas and Scott Adler rely on their clients (real or

made up) to further their business transactions.

I really wish that someone would have the balls to "revive" the MER

posting "The Hypocrisy Of Benjamin Nicholas" and connect it to this

and Townsend's thoughts. That probably, however, will never happen.

But it should.