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It is becoming very painfully clear that one can not advocate effectively in the HIV space without being expected, cajoled, harangued, "shamed", insulted, attacked, manipulated, no-platformed, betrayed, shanghai'ed into supporting a specific and narrow slice of the Leftist/Socialist agenda...swallowed whole. The logical political rejoinder to this is a very dangerous reality for this community to tempt...but that die looks to be fully cast by now. Decisions, decisions!
But it's ok for the Clinton Camp to Have Anti-Catholic Bigotry at its highest levels? Yes, I am a practicing Roman Catholic Man with HIV! And I am certain that Bigotry of any kind is never warranted, but it can NEVER be legislated away from any society. It Doesn't matter what side of the aisle or what is said to or about Whom or what. We have to be less sensitive about what others say or think of ourselves yet practice we we expect from others.
It is distasteful to bring an individual running for public office, by the means presented here. To further a(n) obvious one sided bigoted view,as has been presented. Sad ,honestly, the hate I see in such dark closets....why not talk about Hillary in the same context. After all we know she has a public and private opinion..... this is true about HIV I am sure. Good luck bashing trump.
Robert
I ask them about all the women with HIV. It doesn't transfer well, at all from woman to woman. Then, for that manner, I ask about all the hetero men that have it . I am married, 24 years, been poz the whole time. A former female is my infector. When they state it is a gay virus, I remind them of this. That usually shuts them up. It depends on the situation, but when they're confronted with someone whom doesn't fit the sterEotype, it gets them thinking.
October 20, 2016 • Spencer, IN