Tuesday, June 28, 2011

if a pair of underwear was wore by a person with hiv/aids and a few days later you put them on can you get it

if a pair of underwear was wore by a person with hiv/aids and a few days later you put them on can you get it?
Also if a woman vaginally secreted in some underwear and days later u wore them what are the odds of you getting either virus. And do they both die(aids and hiv)when they hit the air
STDs - 1 Answers
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The HIV virus dies quickly outside the body. BTW, why would you wear someone else's dirty underwear.



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Friday, June 24, 2011

Should people with HIV/AIDS be allowed to vote

Should people with HIV/AIDS be allowed to vote?
Do you think people with HIV/AIDS should be allowed to vote?
Gender Studies - 15 Answers
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OF COURSE.
2 :
Of course
3 :
what in god's name does that have to do with voting?
4 :
the day that people with illnesses aren't allowed to vote is the day that hell freezes over lol lmao
5 :
yeah, that'd extremely pathetic if they weren't the only diffrence between them and anybody else is they have a virus that kills their immune sytems everybody should be allowed to vote really
6 :
Why shouldn't they? As long as they were born male, it shouldn't matter.
7 :
they are yet to die.. not dead yet
8 :
Why?
9 :
aww hell naw
10 :
Yes they should be allowed to vote- what did they do to remove their right to the franchise.
11 :
People's medical status should be none of the government's business apart from issues of medical necessity. So of course it should have no relevance to their right to vote.
12 :
Yes, of course. Just be thankful we don't have an IQ minimum, or you'd be out of luck.
13 :
Of course. What kind of question is this, anyway?
14 :
Only if they are citizens and non-felons. Otherwise they have just about the same right as any other individual. However, I also believe that anyone who has a sexually transmitted disease has the responsibility to warn a prospective sexual partner of their HIV/AIDS status.
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Uh, why does that even need to be asked? Of course! They're still citizens of the country, health problems notwithstanding. Should we allow terminal cancer patients to vote? What about people with Parkinsons? Or heart problems? Or urinary tract infections? Or acne? Where do you draw the line....and why does there even need to be one?



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