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Look anywhere except at personal responsibility.

Not everybody has a one dimensional mindset.

The article confirms that there are many more factors involved in contracting or transmitting AIDS than simply personal responsibility.

Not everybody has a one dimensional mindset.

The article confirms that there are many more factors involved in contracting or transmitting AIDS than simply personal responsibility.

To those of us that remain unenlightened your comment reads like a poorly considered joke. While it's true that not everybody has a one dimensional mindset, it's equally true that not everybody has AIDS.

One doesn't have to believe the Bible to suffer the consequences of disobeying its principals. For the wages of sin is death. The lion's share of those that have AIDS contracted the disease when they engaged in sexual debauchery. Nothing is more effective at preventing the spread of the disease than abstinence until marriage, marriage between one man and one woman, and being mutually faithful to one's spouse. The alternatives don't seem to be working.

In a nutshell, the idea that abstinence is impractical is absurd. Is there such a thing as a piece of ass that's worth dying for? I think not. IF we want to end the spread of AIDS we should teach the merits of responsible behavior.

Incidentally, the Bible advocates circumcision.