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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / AIDS / September 2006Branding for HIV/Aids carriers?
In order to eradicate this disease we must have mandatory testing with each doctor visit. And to brand those who have this disease with a symbol so that others are notified of the carrier for their own safety. >In order to >eradicate this disease we must have mandatory testing with each doctor >visit. And to brand those who have this disease with a symbol so that >others are notified of the carrier for their own safety. After branding, they can work on construction of ovens. These will be used to burn their bodies after they have been killed. What a novel idea! Arbeit macht frei? Lucy Fur GMCarter wrote... >>In order to >>eradicate this disease we must have mandatory testing with each doctor [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > What a novel idea! Arbeit macht frei? The problem with ovens is that it would be too expensive given the high price of natural gas at the moment. Aside from that, cremation ashes usually make good garden fertilizer, but AIDS patients are so full of meth and other toxic recreational drugs that nothing short of a military chemical weapons disposal facility (like the one in Utah they use to burn VX nerve gas) could possibly render the ashes safe for disposal. Satan's Rod wrote... > In order to > eradicate this disease we must have mandatory testing with each doctor > visit. And to brand those who have this disease with a symbol so that > others are notified of the carrier for their own safety. I like the idea - preferably a big red "A" branded onto their foreheads - but someone suggested a small tattoo on the genitals, which would avoid the stigma of branding because only potential sex partners would be likely to see the genital tattoo. The argument was that it would allow AIDS patients to roam free in society, while providing an obvious visual cue to potential partners so that they can make an informed decision on whether to have sex with the person. Of course the idea conjures visions of Nazi concentration camp tattoos, but the only practical alternative is to actually throw AIDS patients in concentration camps. The HIV advocates hate the idea and argue that it is unnecessary because AIDS patients always wear condoms and always inform their partners of their HIV+ status.
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