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This is kind of scarry.........



http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... k&refer=us

great idea,As a MMA fighter I have spared with mant difrent poeple in the last 15 years and we did get bloodied.I can't for sure who had what or when.

I think it's a great idea.

I don`t think it`s scary i think its frightening of course its a good idea an even better one would be to invest in prevention as this can be [prevented:-5

Great idea but I know I don't gotta worry.:guitaristThe only thing I play is my guitar:D

ArnoldLayne wrote: Dont understand why it is scary. Have i missed something ?


I presume that the suggestion is that it's invasive and big brotherish

ArnoldLayne wrote: Sorry Bryn I was being sarcastic and asking a rhetorical question. Thats what I presumed as well.

I dont see it as invasive. That question wouldnt be pointed out if it was, say Tuberculosis. The fact that HIV was mentioned raises the temperature uneccessarily IMO


Too literal by half, me.

I think you should always be asked before they make any use of samples they take from you.

I'm regularly screened, not because I'm high risk but because that's what the vampyres do - but they do ask first.

Bryn Mawr wrote:



I think you should always be asked before they make any use of samples they take from you.






Agreed.

Scrat wrote: I think it should be mandatory. Have it done yearly or get a big fat fine. Here in Seattle we have a very large population of people infected.

The biggest problem is now switch hitters, bisexual men. Women are getting it at an alarming rate.

I don't care if you don't want to know or that its no ones business. It's the business of the people you sleep with.

Passing the AIDS virus should be a life sentence too.


Trouble is that *having* the AIDS virus is a life sentence - what more can the law do?

Hmmmmm...... Die slowly and painfully from Aids or from execution :rolleyes: