A serious question should people with HIV be tattooed?? , page 1

reply to post by tothetenthpower

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Dear tothetenthpower

The question was not meant to be about the actual tattoo but more about the Human rights issue that would surround such a practice but thanks for your input.

reply to post by MAC269

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Well it's obviously a HUGE human rights issue. You can't force people to have tattoos because of an affliction. There are much better ways of doing this.

You know a med alert bracelet or pendant, that sort of thing.

I dunno I apologize for being brash I just got a WW2 Germany-esque feeling from your post is all.

~Keeper

reply to post by tothetenthpower

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Dear tothetenthpower

When I wrote the thread above it looked perfectly clear to me but I was wrong as I now see.

Yes the idea that people having been diagnosed with HIV should have a discreet tattoo that will only be visible before the SEX act to show there infection is what I would like too debate.

reply to post by LeaderOfProgress

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Dear LeaderOfProgress

When I wrote the thread above it looked perfectly clear to me but I was wrong as I now see.

No I am not worried about the tattooing process a further description is in an answer below.

reply to post by FredT

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Dear Fred

When I wrote the thread above it looked perfectly clear to me but I was wrong as I now see.

Yes this is true but such a tattoo should only be visible to a potential sex partner.

reply to post by mopusvindictus

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Dear mopusvindictus

I am glad I started this tread because of your comment.

It is become very obvious to me that the people who you would expect top have a good idea of the subject obviously do not.

HIV dose bring on AIDS I watch the dye every week. I work as a volunteer in an HIV/AIDS hospice.

reply to post by angelx666

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Dear angelx666

Sorry you are totally wrong please do see my other answers it may save your life.

reply to post by MAC269

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Ha! I just posted something about this a few hours ago in the Uganda thread.

Well, obviously, I'm all for a big fat yes on this one.

You see, people with a spreadable, permanent passable disease should be tattooed somewhere discrete so that it gives the rest of the populace a reference check. Yeah, doublecheck time, you got tyhe mark, you better wrap it before you tap it.

As I stated before, basically, they're a walking loaded gun and death sentence for anyone they contact within the method of transmission, and if they knowingly and willingly infect another person with it.. instant no questions asked bullet to the back of the head death sentence. period full stop.

Social situations aside, for medical workers as well. Check reference spot, ok, they have this and this, so watch for complications and symptoms.

Originally posted by CoffinFeeder
reply to post by MAC269

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Ha! I just posted something about this a few hours ago in the Uganda thread.

Well, obviously, I'm all for a big fat yes on this one.

You see, people with a spreadable, permanent passable disease should be tattooed somewhere discrete so that it gives the rest of the populace a reference check. Yeah, doublecheck time, you got tyhe mark, you better wrap it before you tap it.

As I stated before, basically, they're a walking loaded gun and death sentence for anyone they contact within the method of transmission, and if they knowingly and willingly infect another person with it.. instant no questions asked bullet to the back of the head death sentence. period full stop.

Social situations aside, for medical workers as well. Check reference spot, ok, they have this and this, so watch for complications and symptoms.

So, you want THEM to be marked, so you don't have to be responsible for who who take home and boink?

That's some dark stuff there man. Very dark.


YOU are responsible for where you dip your carrot. No one else.

Period.

Originally posted by CoffinFeeder
reply to post by MAC269

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Social situations aside, for medical workers as well. Check reference spot, ok, they have this and this, so watch for complications and symptoms.

You mean like a medical file? Or like...a Chart? Cause they have those already....



~Keeper

reply to post by tothetenthpower

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In the spirit of fairness, although I could not disagree more with that poster - medical workers don't always know the patient has HIV.

As anacupuncturist, outside of the HIV clinic, I basically never do.

It's just a hazard of life. But I respect privacy, and I accept the risk.

It's better this way.

reply to post by CoffinFeeder

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Dear CoffinFeeder

Thank you for that you obviously have my point.

However I would argue about the certain death sentence as these days it is perfectly possible to live with HIV for a long time which is part of the reason for the tattooing process that I have brought up.

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