AlphaTroll
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Gonz said:You're beginning to catch on.
The more government has it's fingers in the pies of the people the more things get confused. Allow them to feed a few starving orphans & the next thing you know, we're giving food away to healthy & lazy individuals.
If one person deserves to get free medical care, why not everybody?
If gay marriages are allowed why not incestual marriages?
Take a look at your own homeland. Your country has gay marriage and still the AIDS epedemic expounds. What has it solved?
Ye know - not so long ago interracial marriages & relationships were against the law, that's all changed - so what makes that so different from gay marriages?
As for free medical care - everyone gets it in the UK, they don't seem to have much of a problem.
And Gonz, your ignorance regarding AIDS is astounding - gay marriage is not a cure for AIDS or a way to stop it from spreading, it is simply a right that the gay community is demanding.
AIDS is not a gay disease, as a matter of fact it is probably the one thing on earth that does not discriminate at all - ever. Unfortunately, because the first cases of AIDS were reported by gay men the world has stigmatised it & decided that it must be a homo disease.
Guess what, heterosexual marriage has also not done anything to prevent the spread of the disease.
There are several different strains of the HI virus, some possibly more virulent than others. HIV1 for instance has two groups M (major) and O (outlier) - the O group is only found in Cameroon, West Africa. The M group has 9 subtypes (A - I) & there is no relationship between subtype & infectivity.
HIV2 is predominantly confined to West Africa & differs from HIV1 in amino acid sequence of the prtein coat, but the core proteins are identical to HIV1.
Now, please tell me - which of these strains do you think gay relationships caused? And which one would gay marriages necessarily stop?
Yes, the most common form of AIDS transmission is through sexual acts and it is a growing problem because people are still practising unsafe sex today. However, mother-to-child transmission is increasing. Without the use of anti-retrovirals like AZT the chances of mothers transmitting the disease to their children during pregnancy or childbirth is between 18 - 30% There is a further chance of transmission through breastfeeding - and you may think that those mothers should just not breastfeed, but unfortunately in areas where there is no nutricious food for babies, breastmilk is the only option to prevent malnutrition (or should the babies rather be left to starve to death?)
Another point - women are more at risk of being infected with HIV because the lining of a woman's vagina is very thin & can easily tear, especially during dry sex, which makes it easier for the virus to enter her bloodstream. And guess what? More women are infected with HIV through heterosexual acts than homosexual ones - many of these women are married. And worldwide more than 75% of new infections are in heterosexuals.
So I really don't see how you could bring AIDS into an argument about gay marriage - what the fuck is the correlation?