[gunnedah]

Viagra has nothing to do with it. It is the lifestyle that people live in 95% of the cases. This is nothing more than another liberal ploy to blame someone or something else for the problem.

[Tax-chick]

Words fail me.

[DungeonMaster]

The drug business is good.

[2banana]

So, let me get this straight.

An "AIDS Awareness Group" - meaning they are a left wing and pro-homosexual is upset that a drug may prompt risky homosexual activity leading to more AIDS cases.

So, why do they not get upset about the behavior?

[redgolum]

Viagra has become increasingly popular on the club circuit to counteract the side effect of erectile dysfunction associated with the use of party drugs such as ecstasy, amphetamine and crystal methamphetamine.

Just another reason not to do drugs and live the party lifestyle.

[presidio9]

ping

[ukie55]

Nobody is forcing these people to take the drugs. If they don't like the consequneces, tough.

[DBrow]

Viagra and the other ED drugs are also used by people who take MDMA and Methamphetamine, drugs that can cause erectile problems because of the way they work.

I suspect that this combo can cause the spread of HIV, Hep-C and others like them.

[eyedigress]

And this whole time I thought It was fudge-packing.

[GeorgiaDawg32]

[Niteranger68]

Gay bu++ sex and IV drug use is what spreads AIDS. Speak truth to fools!

[islestar]

It's about the money. Here's what AHF wants....

Maybe they should sue hotels and motels next.

-7 . A11 order requiring disgorgeinent of Pfizer's ill-gotten gains and to pay restitution
to AHF and to restore all funds acquired b~ means of any act or practice declared by this Court to
be an unlawful, unfair or fraudulent business act or practice or an unfair, deceptive, untrue or
misleading advertising or an act prohibited by Chapter 1 (con~mencingw ith Section 1 7500) of
Part 3 of Division 7 of tlie Califoniia Business and Professions Code - in a11 an~oullto be proven
at trial.
4. Reasonable attorneys' fees pursuant to, inter alia, Code of Civil Procedure,
1021.5;
5. Costs of th~su it;

[joe fonebone]

can't possibly be unprotected homosexual sex that spreads STD's..........gotta be that damn viagra

[Doc Savage]

Doesn't anyone get it. Since the first report in "Lancet" almost 30 years ago, the only people running around screaming the sky is falling are homosexuals. There is no heterosexual AIDs, in fact HIV doesn't even cause Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, and AIDs is not a sexually transmitted disease.

If homosexual men would stop having random, multiple oral and anal sexual contacts, stop using alkyl nitrites, heroin, coke, LSD, Meth, PCP, ecstasy, other narcotics, massive doses of antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals for massive overwhelming bouts of STDs, and stop using AZT and AIDs cocktail drugs, they might actually live a normal life.

But since that's not going to happen we have to read this tripe. Heterosexuals actually cutting in on their territory! Why the shame of it all.

Pathetic!

[Between the Lines]

They could sue the alcoholic beverage industry using the very same argument and would not need to bring up the subject of the "victims" illegal drug use to do so.

[AD from SpringBay]

A leading American AIDS group said it was suing homosexuality, the major producer of AIDS in the United States, accusing homosexuality of increasing the spread of sexually-transmitted diseases through "irresponsible" behavior.

AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the largest AIDS healthcare, prevention and education provider in the United States, accused homosexuality of deliberately pitching the behavior at men who did not need it.

[sportutegrl]

Every disgusting ad I have ever seen for Viagra and the other 'ED' drugs looks like it is being marketed to heterosexuals.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

"Pfizer does not promote Viagra for recreational use." Bwaa!

[weegee]

More AIDS victims probably used meth than viagra.

[Larry Lucido]

Suing Viagra makers for causing AIDS is like suing gun-barrel-straighters for unlawful shootings. Or like suing silverware manufacturers for Rosie O'Donnel's weight problems.