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And thanks to the in-your-face fag lobby, per death spending on AIDS research, dwarfs that of all other diseases.

Additionally, and to state the obvious, AIDS is almost wholly preventable; it is the direct result of willfully engaging in an established health-averse behavior.


9 posted on 09/02/2009 9:58:20 AM PDT by EyeGuy
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And one of the main reasons our health insurance in the U.S. is sky-rocketing....as I was told by an insurance agent several years ago. The gov. helps create the insurance crisis by telling lies about the gay lifestyle, and when that raises the costs of insurance, they blame the insurance companies. Completely disgusting.!!!


17 posted on 09/02/2009 10:01:51 AM PDT by maeng ( b)
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There is no "aids epidemic". There is however, a deviant sexual behavior epidemic.

Those that indulge in behavior in which they expose themselves to aids should have to pay for their own treatment costs. That will eradicate the aids "epidemic" soon enough one way or another, or at least eradicate one source that spreads aids around, as well as reduce back into the closet another of societies illnesses.

33 posted on 09/02/2009 10:20:09 AM PDT by Nathan Zachary
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...per death spending on AIDS research, dwarfs that of all other diseases.

Because when a drug-abusing hedonist dies it's tragic; but when a wife, mother and grandmother dies of breast cancer, not so much.

The Politics of Breast Cancer

61 posted on 09/02/2009 8:10:17 PM PDT by Albion Wilde ("A cultural problem cannot be solved with a political solution." -- Selwyn Duke)
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