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Maybe the fact that not all who have aids got it from sexual or deviant activities. We know a fellow who has hemophelia (sp?), and got it through one of his blood transfusions in the 80s. His wife also got it. Good Christians, and undeserving of the scorn often heaped on aids sufferers.

As the poster also pointed out, rape is another means of transmission, and the victim should not be tarred with the same brush as gays and bisexuals who willingly have unprotected sex. Even more sad are the wee ones born to mothers who either willingly had unprotected sex, or who were raped.

And we all know about the Africans who rape children and babies, thinking that sex with virgins will make them immune to aids. Sick, horrid b*st*rds all. Of course, many of those victims will have it, too, along with the scars associated with rape.

Maybe the fact that not all who have aids got it from sexual or deviant activities. If you think about, nearly all who have aids DID get it from sexual or deviant activities, just not necessarily their own! If everyone in society stayed married, only ever had sex with the one they were married to, and didn't share needles, AIDS would be finished rapidly. I admit that's a tall order for society, but it's true nevertheless. Promiscuous people with multiple partners. Cheating spouses, who give it to their faithful innocent spouses. Rapists who infect their innocent victims. Even the risk to Hemopheliacs would end, who only have a risky blood supply because blood donors may engage in all these things.