Terraz Barabel
March 25th 06, 10:25 PM
duke wrote:
> Christianity is not morally wrong, but rectum ramming is. And AIDS is the
> rectum ramming reward.
>
>
AIDS was first identified in 1981. For a time it was confined
particularly to male homosexuals and to drug addicts who were infected
by contaminated needles. But its spread among women has been rapid.
World Health, the magazine of WHO (World Health Organization), reported
in its November-December 1990 issue: "The number of women
[worldwide] expected to become ill with AIDS during the next two years
will exceed the cumulative total of all the AIDS cases reported to WHO
during the first decade of the epidemic."
In the United States, the Federal Centers for Disease Control reported
that by late 1990, there were 15,696 people over 50 years of age who
had developed the symptoms of AIDS. That is a large number compared
with only 2,686 cases of AIDS in children under 13, a group of AIDS
victims that has received much greater publicity.
How do older ones contract AIDS? Most do so as a result of homosexual
activities. However, according to The New York Times, "about
17 percent of the victims came in contact with the virus through
tainted blood transfusions." That amounts to about the same number of
AIDS cases among the elderly due to blood transfusions as the total
number of AIDS cases among children under 13
> Christianity is not morally wrong, but rectum ramming is. And AIDS is the
> rectum ramming reward.
>
>
AIDS was first identified in 1981. For a time it was confined
particularly to male homosexuals and to drug addicts who were infected
by contaminated needles. But its spread among women has been rapid.
World Health, the magazine of WHO (World Health Organization), reported
in its November-December 1990 issue: "The number of women
[worldwide] expected to become ill with AIDS during the next two years
will exceed the cumulative total of all the AIDS cases reported to WHO
during the first decade of the epidemic."
In the United States, the Federal Centers for Disease Control reported
that by late 1990, there were 15,696 people over 50 years of age who
had developed the symptoms of AIDS. That is a large number compared
with only 2,686 cases of AIDS in children under 13, a group of AIDS
victims that has received much greater publicity.
How do older ones contract AIDS? Most do so as a result of homosexual
activities. However, according to The New York Times, "about
17 percent of the victims came in contact with the virus through
tainted blood transfusions." That amounts to about the same number of
AIDS cases among the elderly due to blood transfusions as the total
number of AIDS cases among children under 13