yet another right-wing frame: anti-vax, "freedom" not to get vaccinated, to control their own body

[littlemissmartypants]

23. I don't think that works as an additional example. There was a time, during the AIDS/HIV initial

crisis that the exact mode of transmission was unknown, like through blood transfusions. I don't believe that physicians were intentionally ordering blood transfusions to spread the disease.

Although I do believe that some people were being reckless by shirking their responsibilities toward the community at large. The evidence for that being that they were taking a laissez faire attitude toward the possibility of infecting others. I see that being true today.

They also put themselves and others in danger by being in denial. There are some people in denial about being infected today and that's no doubt, a dangerously deadly attitude but they aren't who I'm referring to.

I am speaking more about those who use infections as a type of weapon. I'm not denying that happened during the initial AIDS/HIV period. Like then I think that what some people are doing today is criminal.

I believe that they are sociopaths, who believe that they are above the law and place no value on the lives of others. Their egocentric ways will be and are becoming the death of us all now.

Also, just like the Covid-19 pandemic, the HIV/AIDS crisis isn't over. In fact, it continues to be a major global public health issue. I hope that's not a sign of things to come with Covid but I'm concerned that it is.

Thanks for the reply.

❤pants