What about children who are born with it? What about people who are raped and contract it (of which there are hundreds of thousands in this world, excluding the resulting offspring)HIV is a totaly preventable virus it doesn't need a vaccine, if you sleep about and use no protection there is a change that you are going to get it. I feel sorry for no adult that catchs it and I don't believe that it should be treated. If it can't be cures then it should not be treated, the quicker they die of the better.
You know the 'local bikes' in every bar/nightclub in the world, do you? And thanks for the condom advice. I knew I was going wrong somewhere...
Seriously though, surely you've ******* yourself once when one's split?!
Well you are not going to chatch HIV by not having sex every time a bike smiles at you.
There is a chance, 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% or whatever, I've just given you herpes over the internets. Reductio ad absurdum much? The chance is negligible. We can't stigmatise HIV+ people. They're still human! And yes I'd kiss someone with HIV. Hell, I may have? Who knows.Can you say 100% impossibility? confident enought you are willing to snog someone with HIV?
I don't think so.
Interesting point. But sex = good. Although I'm not sure why starving Africans have children. (not being a **** am actually wondering).To be fair if they did actually listen to the advice from the Catholic Church rather than just one part of it then HIV transmission rates would drop like a stone. For some reason they listen to the "Don't use condoms" bit but completely ignore the "Don't have sex outside of marriage" bit.
And numbers 2, 3, 4, 5 for the general public are a non issue and poss no risk to the bulk of us.
I think it is helpful advice, everyone should know how to use condoms, and accept the risks with them.My point being, telling someone "don't rip the thing" isn't exactly helpful advice. When it happens it's rarely through the fault of the user.
Well, yes we should treat them. As mother-to-child transmission can be reduced to effectively zero with the right (and timely) drugs.Now [5] is a difficult issues. On the one hand part of me thinks that those that we help live longer increase their risk of infecting someone else (or multiple more people) and the sa,e time it isn't "right" to just let them die.
Umm... why not?You cant say, "oh I better get vaccinated incase I get raped tonight".
Interesting point. But sex = good. Although I'm not sure why starving Africans have children. (not being a **** am actually wondering).
???I completely fail to see the point of a vaccine which will only protect against what should really be an underlying function of people's common sense.
Unprotected sex or sticking up a mans rear carries a risk which people can now be vaccinated against.
And yes, I know, girls might get the bad HIV by being raped. Well it's too late, it's not a cure, it's a vaccine.
You cant say, "oh I better get vaccinated incase I get raped tonight".
That's kind of what I meant .What you can however blame the Catholic Church for is deliberately spreading lies about the effectiveness of condoms
Well, yes we should treat them. As mother-to-child transmission can be reduced to effectively zero with the right (and timely) drugs.
Interesting point. But sex = good. Although I'm not sure why starving Africans have children. (not being a **** am actually wondering).
I'm not sure what point you are making here, with reference to me.You can't pick who to treat and who doesn't. Doctors take an oath to do no harm and treat all patients put in front of them. When you start alienating a class of population, you are at a slippery slope, a VERY slippery one.
I accept that in India, or what not, but in SS Africa? There are no jobs, no money, no food etc.More children means you have more people to work the ground/help out/gather money/food etc.
I'm not sure what point you are making here, with reference to me.
But, to be fair, you can pick whom to treat.
I know where I'd want my drugs.
- Innocent child who caught HIV during childbirth (1in4 chance incidently).
- Rapist who infected 70 women directly.
Again, not sure how that is relevant, but I accept your statement.Its not about where YOU want the drugs, its about Doctors treat everyone put in front of them. They can't turn away patients because of their class, background, colour or life style.