HIV testing - A standard part of your yearly physical

[Langox510x]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

What?!

I was saying that I had used the to words lose and nterchangeably. Not to hard to grasp.

Originally Posted by OtterXO

I still don't understand the point you're trying to make. I'm really trying to understand your point but I can't seem to figure it out.....and cites don't really change that.

I wasn't trying to make a point, as you asked I was trying to site. I couldn't find the case that I needed so I sites a couple similer cases. Get it??

[valkyrie]

Originally Posted by Langox510x

I was saying that I had used the to words lose and nterchangeably. Not to hard to grasp.

You didn't understand my question -- I was asking why you keep putting an apostrophe in AIDS. It's AIDS, not AID's.

[Langox510x]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

You didn't understand my question -- I was asking why you keep putting an apostrophe in AIDS. It's AIDS, not AID's.

Oh, whatever.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by Langox510x

Oh, whatever.

I realize that you've said you're not the best speller and all, but sometimes your spelling/grammar make your posts very unclear. I'm the first to admit that consistent bad spelling/grammar (not just typos, everyone has typos) annoy me, but it's ridiculous when it gets to the point that your posts are not understandable.

[valkyrie]

Originally Posted by Langox510x

Oh, whatever.

How is anybody supposed to take seriously your posts on a subject that you can't spell correctly?

[OtterXO]

Originally Posted by Langox510x

As you asked I was trying to site. I couldn't find the case that I needed so I sites a couple similer cases. Get it??

No, that's not what I was asking. I read through this whole thread again and your argument seems to be that any and all persons who infect others with HIV should be charged with a crime for infecting person X and every other person that person X infects? Is this what you're saying? I want to know your point. Get my question now???

[Langox510x]

Originally Posted by OtterXO

No, that's not what I was asking. I read through this whole thread again and your argument seems to be that any and all persons who infect others with HIV should be charged with a crime for infecting person X and every other person that person X infects? Is this what you're saying? I want to know your point. Get my question now???

Hell no that’s not what I said, and not only that my argument was far more clear then that.

Basically to sum it up, if you are out there carrying HIV and it can be proven that you purposely slept with others with the intent of infecting others then that’s what I would consider murder.

Now I think it would also be a good idea to test anybody sexually active from time to time for HIV because it is something that if not tested will spread to others exponentially infecting 100's. I can infect 2 girls who will then have sex with 2 guys each who then go and infect 2 each themselves. Just from that the virus I carried has just infected that’s me infecting 14 plus people in what could be the short span of a couple of weeks.

[OtterXO]

Originally Posted by Langox510x

Hell no that’s not what I said, and not only that my argument was far more clear then that.

Basically to sum it up, if you are out there carrying HIV and it can be proven that you purposely slept with others with the intent of infecting others then that’s what I would consider murder.

Now I think it would also be a good idea to test anybody sexually active from time to time for HIV because it is something that if not tested will spread to others exponentially infecting 100's. I can infect 2 girls who will then have sex with 2 guys each who then go and infect 2 each themselves. Just from that the virus I carried has just infected that’s me infecting 14 plus people in what could be the short span of a couple of weeks.

Actually it wasn't more clear than that, but I understand it now. As for periodic testing....I think that's what the CDC is getting at with that recommendation. And I agree with it as long as people are given a reasonable method for declining the test.