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Savage is no stranger to controversy. During the 2000 presidential election, Savage, then a columnist for Salon.com, wrote about how he attempted to spread his flu virus around the Iowa campaign headquarters of Republican candidate and Christian conservative Gary Bauer. Savage wrote that he licked doorknobs and staplers in the office and even handed a saliva covered pen to Bauer. Savage also pleaded guilty to voter fraud for illegally voting in the Iowa Republican caucus.

Savage also produced some Internet hype in 2003 with a unique attack against Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, ...A new noun -- "Santorum" -- swept through cyberspace, invented by Savage to describe in vulgar detail the by-product of a homosexual encounter. Savage even devoted an entire website to promoting his new word, which in turn won him the most outrageous word of 2004 at the American Dialect Society.

A moment of clarity from one sick jerk.

1 posted on 03/15/2005 8:41:25 AM PST by Clint N. Suhks
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To: Clint N. Suhks
Its an idea that has merit. If gays with HIV or AIDS sleep around and infect others with it - they ought to foot the bill for spreading the disease. With a considerable financial penalty, perhaps it'll dry up one of most hazardous practices in the gay community.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)
2 posted on 03/15/2005 8:44:31 AM PST by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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To: Clint N. Suhks

I have been following his column in the local liberal rag for some time. While he is otherwise a jerk, this idea of his struck me as being right on. His defense of it against those who have written in against it, comes across as quite conservative. He is actually more conservative in his column about sex than many Republicans that I know. He calls a slut a stupid slut, a spade a spade. Makes for some interesting reading on the train when I have exhausted the morning paper.


3 posted on 03/15/2005 8:45:17 AM PST by Paradox (Occam was probably right.)
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To: Clint N. Suhks

Seems reasonable to me. I think they ought to have to pay for their funerals, and punitive damages too.


4 posted on 03/15/2005 8:46:00 AM PST by CIDKauf (He who will not reason is a bigot, he who cannot is a fool, he who dares not is a slave)
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To: little jeremiah; DirtyHarryY2K
Sick metaphors for sick behavior supported by a false indemnity for those who choose to practice perversion.
5 posted on 03/15/2005 8:46:09 AM PST by Clint N. Suhks
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To: Clint N. Suhks
Savage explained how his HIV paternity proposal would work. "Infect someone with HIV out of malice or negligence and the state will come after you ...

Yes but...... if one is having anonymous sexual encounters with many partners, who exactly infected you?

That aside, this guy Savage is seriously bent!

8 posted on 03/15/2005 8:48:28 AM PST by Rummyfan
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To: Clint N. Suhks
How about we just tattoo everyone who contracted HIV of their own accord? Gays would get tattooed on their backs, drug users on their arms and heterosexuals on their stomachs.
9 posted on 03/15/2005 8:48:33 AM PST by wmichgrad ("The only difference between what Senator Kennedy said & a bag of excrement is the bag" Rush 3/2/05)
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To: Clint N. Suhks
Hey Danny... what should we do with "Deadbeat Influenza Infectors"?
13 posted on 03/15/2005 8:52:38 AM PST by bikepacker67 (#)
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To: Clint N. Suhks

How about crimnial murder charges?


14 posted on 03/15/2005 8:55:42 AM PST by edcoil (Reality doesn't say much - doesn't need too)
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To: Clint N. Suhks
O]ne surefire way to curb unsafe sex would be to put the cost of AIDS meds (medications) into the equation," Savage wrote. "If the state can go after deadbeat dads and make them pay child support, why can't it go after deadbeat infectors and make them pay drug support?" <<

I agree. Maybe insurance for the rest of us will go down accordingly. The gay community and intervenous drug using community should bear the cost of their habits.

Cigarette smokers bear amazing costs for their bad habits..only fair if HIV/AIDS carriers do the same for the deadly spread of this Homosexual-drug user disease. Innocent bystanders could also be compensated
16 posted on 03/15/2005 9:30:20 AM PST by hushpad (There is no more Slippery Slope. The Judiciary already passed it a few miles back.)
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To: Clint N. Suhks; scripter; SweetCaroline; lentulusgracchus; DBeers; Lindykim
BTTT


Homosexual Agenda: Categorical Index of Links (Version 1.1)


What We Can Do To Help Defeat the "Gay" Agenda


Myth and Reality about Homosexuality--Sexual Orientation Section, Guide to Family Issues"

18 posted on 03/15/2005 10:18:54 AM PST by EdReform (Free Republic - helping to keep our country a free republic. Thank you for your financial support!)
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To: ArGee

Ping


19 posted on 03/15/2005 10:21:05 AM PST by EdReform (Free Republic - helping to keep our country a free republic. Thank you for your financial support!)
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To: Clint N. Suhks

very difficult. I read yesterday about the regular gay's way of life. They have an average of 500-1,000 partners in their life. How to know which one of them is the culprit?.


20 posted on 03/15/2005 10:22:40 AM PST by angelanddevil2
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To: Clint N. Suhks
"forcing HIV-positive homosexual men who knowingly or negligently spread the virus to be financially accountable to their affected sexual partners."

Only if the 'affected partner' is not also promiscuous and has taken all available precautions.

22 posted on 03/15/2005 10:28:55 AM PST by MEGoody (Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.)
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To: Clint N. Suhks
You can't infect someone with HIV. Because there is no such thing as HIV.

No laboratory has ever obtained an isolate of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), despite countless attempts. Neither Montaigner nor Gallo, the "discoverers of HIV" were able to isolate HIV. The multi-billion dollar AIDS industry has failed to isolate HIV after decades of extremely well-funded research - indeed it has failed even to produce a candidate virus particle and then to show that that particle is able to replicate in a virus-like manner. This is a basic first step of clinical epidemiology and is conspicuous by its absence. It is not known that the HIV virus even exists, despite over twenty years of research. After twenty years we can surely hazard a guess that no virus is there to be found.

Instead of isolating the virus, laboratories, clinics and medical corporations have come to accept certain indirect signs, or markers, such as antibody reactions, proteins, genetic fragments, "virus-like" particles, enzymes - that could indeed suggest the prescence of a virus but could as easily point to other things - as proving the presence and existence of this virion, HIV.

This lowering of the bar for proof-of-virus has not only led to a clinical disaster in AIDs science (50,000 US citizens killed by AZT), it has led to many new fake-viruses (Hep-C for instance) which also cannot be isolated. And like HIV, the new no-proof-needed viruses also exhibit a distinctly non-viral epidemiology. They only cause symptoms within groups with suspiciously toxic behaviour (heavy drinking, drug use, malnutrition, heavy sugar ingestion), just as HIV only killed people who were overdosing on nitrate poppers, before it started killing only people who were on lethal doses of AZT

The idea of forcing people to pay for their self-inflicted illnesses is an excellent one. Those AIDs "victims" who are actually suffering from dissipate life styles - yeah, throw the book at them. But don't force them to buy so-called anti-virals - those poisonous HAART drugs are the new cause of AIDs

23 posted on 03/15/2005 10:29:19 AM PST by agere_contra
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To: Clint N. Suhks

Stupid idea. There are already lots of horror stories about false paternity, and that is with a test that can pretty much determine paternity with 100% accuracy. Any "I got the virus from Joe" would be just heresay arguments. Jonah has no way of proving he didn't also sleep with Jeff, Jason, Jeremy and John. The virus is not typed individually. A chlid is, via DNA.


26 posted on 03/15/2005 10:46:33 AM PST by Jack Black
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To: Clint N. Suhks

I have a better idea. Why don't we not pay for HIV and Aids treatment except for spouses and children.


28 posted on 03/15/2005 12:23:15 PM PST by mlmr (Oh! I'm six months pregnant! Time to get Married and rake in gifts and cash!!)
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To: Clint N. Suhks
The sure-fire way for this idea to catch on is for the money to go to States, ostensibly to pay for the burden States bear for treating people with AIDS. (Like the big tobacco lawsuit ). The fact that the State may not have to actually spend much for the specific people infected makes no difference (private insurance, etc.). It would be nothing more than legal extortion to raise revenue for States, and that is why it could catch on.

States will do anything to raise revenues now. Things they would never allow private citizens to do.

30 posted on 03/16/2005 3:59:56 PM PST by Montfort
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