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From: IABF%SNYCENVM.BITNET@oac.ucla.edu (Amy Francis)
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Subject: Re: (2507) Intentional Transmission of AIDS
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Date: 24 Sep 90 14:00:12 GMT
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Personally, I think it's every persons responsibility to protect themselves
against any disease.  I ALSO think that it's every person's responsibility
to inform their would-be partner about what they have that can be communicated
whether it's AIDS or herpes or penal warts or anything.  Anyone who would
sleep with someone, condom or not, and not tell them they carry a
communicable ANYTHING is a scum-bag.  And if it were ME they knowingly
infected, they wouldn't have to worry about their T-cell count dropping --
they wouldn't be around long enough for that to happen.  They'd die
from a lead brain tumor.