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<blockquote data-quote="SKYHAWKBALL" data-source="post: 131809052" data-attributes="member: 1424684">And to piggy back off the last 2 sentences, should HIV+, Hep A+, Hep C+, and other bloodborne illness carriers that knowingly go out in public be punished as well considering the deadliness of their diseases, the ease of transmission from person to person, and the cost of treatment and strain on the medical system?Should females who have HPV or another STD that they don’t disclose and give to a guy be criminally punished? Before any consensual sexual contact, should both parties provide proof that they are STD free and if it falsified or not shown, then that party should be criminally punished?Should everyone wear an albatross around their necks that state what diseases and illnesses they have and what medications they take? Once you get big government more involved, then you head down this slippery slope. They use to do this with the HIV+ population, but then they started to get extra rights and benefits of privacy of their medical records because they felt they were being discriminated against.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SKYHAWKBALL, post: 131809052, member: 1424684"] And to piggy back off the last 2 sentences, should HIV+, Hep A+, Hep C+, and other bloodborne illness carriers that knowingly go out in public be punished as well considering the deadliness of their diseases, the ease of transmission from person to person, and the cost of treatment and strain on the medical system? Should females who have HPV or another STD that they don’t disclose and give to a guy be criminally punished? Before any consensual sexual contact, should both parties provide proof that they are STD free and if it falsified or not shown, then that party should be criminally punished? Should everyone wear an albatross around their necks that state what diseases and illnesses they have and what medications they take? Once you get big government more involved, then you head down this slippery slope. They use to do this with the HIV+ population, but then they started to get extra rights and benefits of privacy of their medical records because they felt they were being discriminated against. [/QUOTE]

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