Ron Paul is Absolutely Right About This
On “Fox News Sunday” with Chris Wallace, Ron Paul defended comments he made about AIDS patients in his 1987 book Freedom Under Siege. He shouldn’t have had to. The logic is irrefutable.
Paul wrote that people with sexually transmitted diseases like AIDS bear some responsibility for their condition and should not burden others with the cost of their care. “The individual suffering from AIDS certainly is a victim — frequently a victim of his own lifestyle — but this same individual victimizes innocent citizens by forcing them to pay for his care,” he wrote.
In the United States, the AIDS epidemic was caused mostly by homosexual behavior similar to the way that venereal diseases like syphilis and gonorrhea are caused by promiscuous heterosexual activity.
Harold
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I remember when they could not enter this country. Except for children infected by parent contagious diseases must be quarantined to protect the population.