the embarrassment is all yours, you dummy.
lol why should I be embarrassed? for bringing up a different point of view? That I don't even necessarily endorse? At least I've been civil in my replies, which is more than a lot of you can say, and that's what's embarrassing.
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there would no longer be as serious of a consequence for fucking random whores women.
Seriously. How can you say that like its a bad thing?
lol, yeah, probably not the best way to put it. i simply mean that its important to be accountable for your actions and that a cure to HIV might lead to a lot of irresponsible behavior.
Also, people seem to be obsessed with cures and quick fixes. Although yes an HIV cure would be nice and beneficial to a lot of people, it also to an extent diverts attention from the more important issue, which is to actually solve the HIV problem. A cure isn't the solution, it's just one aspect of it. Of greater importance is to tackle the root causes which created the HIV problem to begin with.
As I already mentioned, a cure would have virtually no effect in solving Africa's problem with aids, as they would not be able to afford it. Hell, a good chunk of americans cant even afford to break their arm. If you actually care about the grand majority of people who have aids, (that is- africans- and not the miniscule minority of Americans who contracted HIV through no fault of their own) then you would be more concerned with diverting those research funds to educational programs that will actually provide a LONG TERM solution.
I'm not trying to say i dont feel bad for people with aids, or that they deserve it or something. Just trying to look at the broader picture.
And once again, its just a thought which i myself dont even fully endorse, just food for thought.