What we know as HIV is a virus which is friendly to the sexual organs of animals but is deadly to humans.
This is why God told man not to have sex with animals and if someone does, the animal and that person should both be killed.
This death penalty was not only for punishment, but to protect the rest of us from contracting STD picked up by that human-animal sex act.
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Just what does "friendly to the sexual organs of animals" mean? HIV is an example of a zoonosis- an animal disease that transfers to humans. It's currently believed that HIV was transmitted to human in sub-saharan Africa as the humans increasingly moved into the bushland and contacted SIV (simian immunodeficiency virus). And no, not in any sexual way but from consumption, handling, and exposure. I'd like to see your sources on diseases that have jumped species due to the exchange of sexual fluids. Somehow I'm not holding my breath! Another fine example of make up some random nonsense and declare it science.
What we know as HIV is a virus which is friendly to the sexual organs of animals but is deadly to humans.
All of us? Really? I did not know this, and I must say, I really feel stupid now. Pastor A , thank you for schooling me. Is there anything else I should know?
Sigh. HIV can only be passed from human to human. There is no "horse HIV" or "cat HIV", seeing as HIV stands for "HUMAN Immunodeficiency Virus". Variants exist in other species (FIV for felines, SIV for non-human primates, etc.), but if a man has sex with a cat, neither FIV nor HIV can cross the species barrier. Mutations occasionally occur (thanks to evolution, something else you probably know nothing about), which is how it jumped from the other primates to humans (not from sex, but from consuming chimp meat, insanitary conditions, etc.), but it's very, very unlikely to contract any immunodeficiency virus from another species.
Not that I'm suggesting anyone go out and have sex with a cat -- how the hell would that even work? -- just that it's bloody ridiculous to kill someone as punishment for ANYTHING.
I understand why it would be bad for a human to screw an animal (the whole consent issue). I understand why you see HIV as a bad thing (who doesn't)
You know what else protects against HIV? Having a monogamous relationship with one partner throughout your entire life.
Bet your Christian ass didn't think of that one, you hypocritical bastard.
Short of a tainted blood transfustion (one in a million these days) or regular heroin use, you should be fine with that. Practice what you preach.
"What we know as HIV is a virus which is friendly to the sexual organs of animals but is deadly to humans."
Can anybody help me figure out what A's trying to say with this sentence? It's so poorly-structured and free of punctuation, I can't really tell what it means, semantically.
And again, what about the innocent hemophiliacs who died of AIDS contracted from blood transfusions before people knew you could get it that way?
I saw a documentary on Sundance about HIV. The Rhesus (sp?)monkey is a carrier of the virus but it doesn't make them sick. (That might be what he means, although I don't remember anything about sexual organs, I think he made that up)
The producers theory was that since polio vaccine was developed in Africa and used tissue from an organ (sorry don't remember which one) from the Rhesus monkey to make the vaccine, then used the local villagers to test the vaccine, that is why the disease started in Africa and they have such a high rate of the disease.
Sorry for the run on sentence AND I saw the show a few years ago and don't know how true any of it is. But it was very interesting.
"What we know as HIV is a virus which is friendly to the sexual organs of animals but is deadly to humans."
"This is why God told man not to have sex with animals and if someone does, the animal and that person should both be killed"
How is Aids friendly to animal dongs? If by "friendly" you mean reproducing in its bloodstream, then yah.
People shouldnt have sex with animals though, I do agree with that.
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