Knowingly exposing others to HIV will no longer be a felony in California (support, rates)

[Scotty011]

You could not pay me to live in that La La land. California gets crazier by the day.

[tamajane]

Originally Posted by James420

So if cancer was infectious, it would be ok to give others cancer because those patients are living longer?

Imagine a waitress knowingly having hand, foot, and mouth disease, and passing to her customers, oh well it was your choice to eat at that restaurant.

What's worse is you can have HPV and be fine but pass it on to someone else who gets cancer from it. It is a cancer that kills, and pap smears are not always accurate. HPV is VERY common, how many people tell some random tinder date they have it...

[boney89]

Wow liberal uropia at finest. Is seriously people are retartds there? Just unreal anybody approved that .

[sholomar]

Where are the lefties in this thread? Please come and give some input. This discussion is a bit one sided.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by stockwiz

Where are the lefties in this thread? Please come and give some input. This discussion is a bit one sided.

they're out catching crickets.

[janelle144]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=tX5zEQHvCsk

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by Gothick

Sums up the left. They can't even decide if infecting someone with a dangerous disease is wrong or not.

Thats not what this is about.


Its about the stigma behind the disease. even the CDC says that this causes less people to get tested.

[War Beagle]

I think some of you are being insensitive here. Having to tell people you HIV + deprives them of their right to have promiscious, unprotected sex. That's right might as well be amendment zero for liberals.

[Delahanty]

A exposes B to HIV...and A is the victim.

Typical liberal.

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

What is the law in other states?

https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/policies/law/states/index.html


Interesting that several states have no laws on the issue.