reply to post by filosophia
First std's, public schools teach that STD's are caused by casual sex with multiple partners and that even one time can give you a sexually
transmitted disease. Why married couples are immune from this "just once" phenomenon is not explained.
Because if none of the partners has an STD the other won't get it. And if a married couple doesn't sleep around they can't pick up a
virus/bacteria.
It is also not explained why porn stars are not all dead of sexual diseases. The schools don't talk about porn so this too is not addressed, but if
the pc police relaxed a bit schools might explain it by saying that sone do get diseases. Okay, some, but not all. They might say that it's because
they get tested, but if casual sex causes the disease to be spread, getting tested before you have sex won't do anything. Either they say sex causes
the disease or it is so rare only a few actually have it. Or, a simple test erases the fear.
A TON of porn stars died of AIDS. But since awareness of the virus increased, the screening is tougher, and protection is sometimes used too. So of
course the cases dropped, just like they dropped wherever they introduced condoms and education about the STD.
Aids is another weird one. First of all it was transmitted from a monkey to a man. How? We can only speculate. And it's not pretty. Sort of reminds
me of the man bear pig swine flu disease. Then we have aids and HIV, two different but sort of similar things, kind of like al qaeda and the taliban.
So if you get HIV you die, unless you are magic johnson. Then they swy aids is a gay disease. So are heterosexuals safe? Well of course not, if aids
can travel from a monkey to a man surely it can travel from a gay man to a straight man, right? Lol.
I suggest you read up on AIDS, at least read the Wiki article. The virus can lay dormant for years, and with modern medicine, you can keep the virus
count low for a long time nowadays. It's still a death sentence, but life expectancy of someone with HIV isn't all that bad. Also, HIV and AIDS
isn't the same. You can carry the HI virus, and the disease (AIDS) hasn't broken out (yet). And as I said, with medication you can keep the virus
count low enough to draw out the time when the disease breaks out.
Anyway, read the article...because you don't seem to understand how the disease works.
I'm not denying aids exists, after all I now know that swine flu was created in a lab so i'm sure the military probably invented it. I just don't
believe it is as bad as other things.
Well, it's still a death sentence...so not sure what you mean with "not as bad". There's viruses that act way quicker and that show waaaaay worse
symptoms a lot earlier. Ebola for example. But in the end, death is death.
Here is something posibly worse: latex infection. Sex ed teaches that condoms can prevent stds, but not aids. Okay but what if you are allergic or
sensitive to latex? That's why they teach abstinence as the only prevention. But then what about the married couples? No one would be here if our
parents practiced abstinence. Or the nonmarried parents.
The percentage of the population with a latex allergy is tiny. And condoms decrease the chances of infection drastically...not only for HIV, but a ton
of other STDs. The numbers don't lie, and in places where condoms are now common place, the rate of infection has gone down drastically. The same
can't be said for preaching abstinence...you know, human nature and all
But I can calm you down, you won't have to be scared about STDs if you and your partner don't have one, and if you both don't sleep around with
someone who could potentially carry a virus/bacteria.
