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Originally posted by nohopeever
Originally posted by Jess_Undefined
As if touching then, they're going to contract homosexuality.
Wow.
I do not think anybody thinks they can catch Homosexuality. trust that to come from an American. I think most people who say "dont touch me" are more concerned with the rampant diseases like AIDS that the Homosexual community spreads like wildfire.
Originally posted by nohopeever
I think most people who say "dont touch me" are more concerned with the rampant diseases like AIDS that the Homosexual community spreads like wildfire.
Originally posted by Pervius
Gays have been given the right above everyone else in our military and now can put on our military uniform and scream "I'm gay and I want to pack all your fudge"...
Originally posted by InvisibleAlbatross
"Lithe naked bodies"? Methinks the good judge would like to shower with the male soldiers.
Unless the person with aids sneezes and covers their mouth with their hand like most people are trained to do, and some blood is sneezed up, and the other person has an open sore on their hand. It's pretty unlikely but I wouldn't say impossible.
Originally posted by harrytuttle
You can NOT catch AIDS by "touching" like a hand shake. You can catch AIDS through exchange of bodily fluids, like drug needles or unprotected sexual intercourse.
That's true, but in the country where the judge operates...
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
This judge is an absolute moron! The ignorance he displays is, sadly, rampant in this country. :shk:
I don't think that's true. At least not according to the CDC data:
The vast majority of people with AIDS are heterosexual.....The heterosexual community spreads it like wildfire, too.
The article in the OP mentions this:
Originally posted by Brood
How did we get on the subject of HIV?
I take it you didn't read the article?
Then, he claimed that the “promiscuity” of gay men, coupled with HIV, would have “the potential for disastrous health consequences” if gay men were allowed to serve openly in the military.
“Gays spread disease at a rate out of all proportion to their numbers in our population and should be excluded from the military,” he argued.
Haggard is the former president of the National Association of Evangelicals, which claims to represent millions of people in 45,000 congregations nationwide. He was also the head pastor at New Life Church.
Originally posted by laiguana
And this is just another reason why I'd never even want to step foot in the south. It's like the Afghanistan of America. How he got his job as a judge is particularly of concern....Well, I would be if I were in the south, but I bet people in the south probably agree with his statement.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
That's true, but in the country where the judge operates...
I don't think that's true. At least not according to the CDC data:
Globally, as of 1992, over 75% of cumulative HIV infections in adults are estimated to have been transmitted by heterosexual intercourse; the relative proportion of HIV infections resulting from heterosexual as compared with homosexual intercourse varies markedly in different areas of the world.
... in the context of the Judge's country, the you can't claim the vast majority of people diagnosed with AIDS are heterosexual, as the CDC data don't support that claim ...)
Originally posted by Portugoal
Joe Rehyansky, a part-time magistrate and Vietnam veteran, wrote on conservative news site The Daily Caller that lesbians should be allowed to serve in the military because straight male soldiers could “convert” them.
The Daily Caller swiftly removed some of his remarks but not before they were picked up by other websites.
Mr Rehyansky, of Hamilton County, Tennessee