Pretty much unbelievable. What the fuck is wrong with that state?Not a crime in California
Pretty much unbelievable. What the fuck is wrong with that state?Not a crime in California
Seems like a bunch of you have had a meet up that I apparently didn't get an invite to...
I always wondered how much variation there is in the way we subjectively perceive color.
No matter how light skinned an asian is, ultimately it seems to me like melanin in certain regions is still heavily present (eyes, hair, and the fun parts).
This is not a joke:
http://www.latimes.com/politics/ess...ades-from-felony-to-1507331544-htmlstory.html
21st century Liberalism.
California’s felony HIV laws created a disincentive for some people to get tested, potentially doing more to increase rather than mitigate the public health risk of HIV.
Others in the group of more than 150 to support the bill included the California Medical Association, the district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles, the California Women’s Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union of California.
Supporters pointed out that the knowing or intentional transmission of any other communicable disease in California, including some potentially deadly ones like SARS, Ebola and tuberculosis, is a misdemeanor crime.
“There’s no reason that HIV should be treated differently,” said Rick Zbur, executive director of Equality California, a LGBT civil rights nonprofit which was a co-sponsor of the bill. “A lot of what was behind this was basically looking at the laws to see how we could improve public health and modernizing these laws, so HIV is treated the same.”
Of the 379 HIV-related convictions in California between 1988 and 2014, only seven — less than 2 percent — included the intent to transmit HIV, according to a recent series of studies from the UCLA School of Law’s Williams Institute.
Instead, the law mostly affected sex workers or those suspected of sex work. The vast majority of the convictions — 90 percent — were for solicitation cases where it was unknown whether any physical contact had occurred. When expanded to include the 800 or so people arrested or charged for the laws through 2014, more than 95 percent were related to sex work, the researchers found.
Look, its fucked up....but why should the law get involved?
If a person chooses to have unprotected sex, deal with it....end of story.....Everybody knows the consequences....
I don't see how a person knowing they have HIV before fucking a willing person that agreed to unprotected sex, suddenly requires the law........but if somebody got HIV from unprotected sex and the infected didn't know before hand, its ok....No Law required in this situation tho, and everybody agrees, that person dun goof for having unprotected sex.
Now if a person thought they were having protected sex and the other guy took off the condom for example...then yes, the law should be involved....otherwise no.
Personal responsibility, ladies and gentlemen.
That sounds gayWhy would a man want to have sexual relations with another man?
Why would a man want to have sexual relations with another man?
It's a great argument.Everybody knows the consequences? That's not a good argument for allowing a person to knowingly expose another human to HIV.
You are on the wrong side on this one. Step away.
You didn't answer my question.
Not a crime in California
How much money have you given Your Highness? We both know a big'0' because youre a selfish piece of zhit
Most Chinese diaspora are from southern China.I always wondered how much variation there is in the way we subjectively perceive color.
No matter how light skinned an asian is, ultimately it seems to me like melanin in certain regions is still heavily present (eyes, hair, and the fun parts).
Most Chinese diaspora are from southern China.
Northern Chinese are just as pale as any European
It's a great argument.
Everybody who fucks without protection, knows its risky, very risky....Everybody....Now, yes condom sex is risky too, technically but the risk are massively different.
Regardless if the guy with HIV knew or not.....the actual act is exactly the same.....The law shouldn't get involved.
I pondered this question once, but then I asked myself additionally "why would a woman want to have sexual relations with a man," and I was equally grossed out and befuddled.
Eventually, I shrugged and turned my Queen record back on.
Can you explain where your attraction for women comes from? I don't mean evolutionary. I mean the impulse to stick your meat stick inside of a strange pink hole.