Intention...

Many places in the US have or are considering plans to decriminalize the knowing transmission of HIV.  They feel criminalizing the act is too hard on those HIV+.  BS!  

I've made many posts on this blog about negligent possible exposures by medical professionals.  Those people/institutions were held accountable.  Insurance agencies who exposed people's HIV status were held accountable.  But, an individual should be exempt if they knowingly spread the virus?  NO!   Having unprotected/uninformed sexual interaction with others while HIV+ is basically double-ended rape.    The person wasn't allowed to consent with full knowledge & may face a chronic illness that will impact every aspect of their life.

There are constantly articles & reports over people  (mostly men) purposely trying to spread HIV to others.   These people wanted to spread the virus.  They wanted to harm their partner(s).   That is & should be considered assault.  

Having unprotected sex with a condom may not protect you 100% of the time.  But having sex without a condom leaves you unprotected every time.  This is about consent, awareness & self-protection.  Use a condom.

Cya...

PS - CVS Pharmacy is back to being a pain.  Hopefully my meds will arrive today.  I think it's time to see if I can transfer to another pharmacy.  CVS is just too much of a headache.