[SJackson]

From 2014 to 2020, at least 214 Ohioans were charged under these laws, which can result in a second-degree felony conviction, a $15,000 fine and a two- to eight-year prison sentence.according to NBC News.

That's 214 too many. Does she think repealing the law will make that number go up or down? Or is HIV blood donation no longer a concern.

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Does she think repealing the law will make that number go up or down? Or is HIV blood donation no longer a concern.

If the increase in HIV-infected blood donations increases, we won't be allowed to hear about it.

They like to focus on "harm." But what if someone with a gun, knowing that that gun is UNloaded and harmless, nevertheless willfully points that gun at an unsuspecting person. Even pulls the trigger. Did a crime, even if mild, occur based on the alarm that caused the person?