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Yeah, but stories like that don't go along with the narrative. I asked "What about people who got it from blood transfusions?" elsewhere and that was ignored.
I recall here in Miami a dentist purposely infected one of his patients with HIV/AIDS to bring attention and relief to homosexuals who were suffering. He left a note to this effect because of course he died as did the young lady so infected. Afterwards, strict requirements were codified for dental workers.
More children will contract HIV this year than the number of Americans who have ever had (either currently living with or died from from 1969-today) HIV/AIDS.
In addition to the fact (already noted) that kids being born with it do not fit your narrow and incorrect view, it is also important to note that due to Reagan's inaction, people were getting it from blood transfusions. I lost a friend who contracted AIDS from a transfusion, which was needed after a car wreck (which incidentally, he was stopped at an intersection and got broadsided), in no way self inflicted.
There is no, absolutely none, zip, zero, nada, similarity between the spread of AIDS, which is only contracted through sexual contact, and Ebola.
Obama's irresponsible failure to take the most obvious preventative measure, that of restricting or banning flights altogether from West African countries known to be dealing with this epidemic, is worthy of blame for the virus entering the United States, and also, his bringing the victims here for treatment in the first place was also a big mistake.
AIDS is not contracted only through sexual contact it is the same as Ebola as in it takes the transfer of bodily fluids, I see you know lots about AIDS, probably about the same when it comes to Ebola.
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