Quote (El1te @ Oct 1 2024 06:53pm)
So in your first paragraph you deny the fact that buggery spreads disease, and in your second paragraph you concede the point & make a non-argument that I need more empathy. How do you square this circle and which one is it?
It's common knowledge that the act of buggery (the root cause) is a disease vector for AIDS, HIV, Mpox and all the other BS that causes tremendous suffering to the afflicted AND costs the taxpayer alot of money. Where is the empathy for those who contract these diseases without participating in the degeneracy (the innocent)? Where is the empathy for all the people on the waiting list for life-saving medical care, bogged down by an overloaded system? For every responsible gay person who takes prophylactic measures (PrEP), there are 5 who don't, and it is those 5 who engage in the most unfathomable insane degenerate gay orgies with body counts beyond your imagination. Those are who should absolutely be prosecuted, and anyone who partakes in buggery *should* pay their debt to society through massive taxation or repentance through hard labour.
To the next point, evangelizing atheism is spreading misery. It is telling people they should despair and have no hope, and it has no place in a kind & moral society. It should absolutely be illegal to spew insane & immoral blasphemy to people who need help, who need uplifting, and not be brought down by the willfully miserable who want more company. Again, repentance through hard labour is the preferred solution.
AIDS is the name for the condition you develop with untreated HIV, not a different disease. I have empathy for everybody who died a horrible death of AIDS, it's a shit way to day and politics could have done so much more to prevent a lot of those deaths. Since AIDS was mostly spread by unprotected sex with other gay people, I think the conclusion that "the gays spread AIDS" is still dubious at best, unless you mean between each other 50 years ago.
People dieing because they can't afford medication is a mostly US problem in the first world and a result of greed, not gay sex.
If your faith is the reason you help people who need help, more power to you. Religion itself is not uplifting, just look at the last two thousand years of history filled with fear, death and destruction caused by it. The same way a person not believing in god can still be kind and moral, usually out of empathy for other people instead of fear of eternal punishment after death.
Out of curiosity, what punishment do people the that didn't wear masks in public the last years deserve?