Comments on: HIV exceptionalism http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2008/06/hiv-exceptionalism.html Tue, 14 Feb 2012 11:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Supremacy Claushttp://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2008/06/hiv-exceptionalism.html#comment-86529 Supremacy Claus Sat, 28 Jun 2008 13:30:00 +0000 http://clients.emmense.com/kevinmd/2008/06/hiv-exceptionalism.html#comment-86529 The lawyer criminalized standard public health measures in the case of HIV. For example, reporting, partner tracing and quarantive were banned. <br/><br/>Medicine could have resisted. They could have reversed these laws, enacted to further homosexual promiscuity agenda unimpeded, and PC. Medicine is powerful enough, they could have done that by just asking. <br/><br/>Why was there medical silence?<br/><br/>HIV saved internal medicine. In the 1980's, aggressive management of hypertension and other prevention measures had markedly dropped organ damage. Hospitals had 50% occupancies in big cities. There was growing internal medicine unemployment. <br/><br/>AIDS comes along. Solved. All hospitals fill to over-capacity. There is now a shortage of internists. <br/><br/>Perfect disease for medical business. <br/><br/>1) slow, expensive death, affecting all organ systems, requiring the care of all specialists. <br/><br/>2) correct populations affected<br/><br/>3) non-contagious to general population. <br/><br/>The natural experiment comparison experience is Cuba. People traced, quarantined. No HIV problem despite low sexual ethics of the population. The lawyer criminalized standard public health measures in the case of HIV. For example, reporting, partner tracing and quarantive were banned.

Medicine could have resisted. They could have reversed these laws, enacted to further homosexual promiscuity agenda unimpeded, and PC. Medicine is powerful enough, they could have done that by just asking.

Why was there medical silence?

HIV saved internal medicine. In the 1980′s, aggressive management of hypertension and other prevention measures had markedly dropped organ damage. Hospitals had 50% occupancies in big cities. There was growing internal medicine unemployment.

AIDS comes along. Solved. All hospitals fill to over-capacity. There is now a shortage of internists.

Perfect disease for medical business.

1) slow, expensive death, affecting all organ systems, requiring the care of all specialists.

2) correct populations affected

3) non-contagious to general population.

The natural experiment comparison experience is Cuba. People traced, quarantined. No HIV problem despite low sexual ethics of the population.

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