[Sopater]

Officials refused to give details on who the person was or how the students at Normandy High School might have been exposed

I'm sure that no one would dream to imagine the worst.

[Sopater]

Ping for another reason to homeschool.

[Boiling Pots]

Considering that AIDS is a Civil Rights status more than it is a communicable disease, it’s no surprise that it’s politically incorrect to speak the reasons why it’s spread out loud.

[therut]

Sex or needles or both. Otherwise overeaction?

[G.Mason]

This has got to be bogus.

With all the sex education and rubbers handed out at publick skools we all know the chillun are safe & sound.

[Dilbert San Diego]

These people are not saying how the students might have been exposed to HIV? Don’t they teach these things in the sex education classes? Haven’t they been pushing the “safe sex” lessons for 20 years now? How do most people get HIV/AIDS????

Well, if they don’t tell us more details, then people will draw their own conclusions about who or how this has been spreading.

[Just another Joe]

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[edcoil]

“Officials refused to give details on who the person was or how the students at Normandy High School might have been exposed,”

Then carry them out nude. I am guessing this peaceful display will get the answer in 4-5 minutes.

[DoughtyOne]

Why would they need to check out fifty people?  We have been told constantly
that it's amost impossible to get AIDS as long as you use a condom.  And outside
of human sexual contact, why it just doesn't get communicated to others...

Scratching head...  they weren't lying to us were they?  Nah, of course not.   /s


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[kidd]

AIDS is actually pretty hard to catch.
This sounds bogus.

[thefactor]

i bet if anyone gets the virus, it will be more girls than guys.

[Doc Savage]

What a bunch of crap. As I have been explaining for years now, only to seemingly beat my head against a wall of homosexual violence and fraud, HIV was INVENTED. It's a harmless ubiquitous retrovirus. The so-called AIDS test neither tests for AIDS (an impossibility since the 'syndrome' is now composed of more than 25 unrelated common disease states) nor does it test for active antigen. IT'S AN ANTIBODY TEST! It merely indicates the presence of antibodies to retrovirus, not actual viral infection.

So just for the record and for these morons in the high school, MAGIC JOHNSON IS STILL ALIVE YOU STUPID DICKS! HIV doesn't cause AIDS and AIDS is NOT a sexually transmitted disease. The entire 'gay' disease is found in ONLY two subgroups in our culture-- IV drug users and male homosexuals!!!!

And no, there is NO such thing as 'African AIDS'. I'm not even going to bother explaining it again for the 3 billionth time!

[luckymom]

“Jasmine Lane, a 16-year-old sophomore, said her boyfriend from a neighboring high school broke up with her on learning of the news — after she bought them tickets to homecoming.

“I cried so hard,” she said.”

He dumped her? And she had homecoming tickets? Whaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh! I hope she hadn’t bought her dress! Gag.

[razorback-bert]

Why were there 50 blood transfusions?

Oh, there wasn’t, then it is Magic.

[botsnack]

This is just another reason why, for public health reasons, we need to quarantine the homos on their own island. I propose Rhode Island.

[GovernmentShrinker]

This story is getting to be just about as silly as API’s Michelle Obama story. A bunch of kids “might” have been “exposed”, but we can’t tell you what we mean by “exposed” and we can’t tell you whether the source of the “exposure” was a student, teacher, staff member, parent, random stranger unaffiliated with the school, etc. The funniest part is the parents saying they’re thinking of pulling their kid out of the school now that they’ve got the shocking news that their kid “could have been exposed to AIDS” there. Parents, anything your kid was doing that could have “exposed” him/her to AIDS at this school is rooted in your kid’s behavior and will follow him/her to any school.

[SnakeDoctor]

>> Students at a suburban St. Louis high school headed to the gymnasium for HIV testing this week after an infected person told health officials as many as 50 teenagers might have been exposed to the virus that causes AIDS.

Must’ve been some party.

H

[Lazamataz]

How the hell'd this guy sleep with 50 women?

I haven't slept with one YET.

[vetvetdoug]

In my little city an Obama supporter was killed in a dispute over drugs. He was thirty and had 12 children, none of which had his last name. I am sure he was paying child support to all of the women rearing his children.

[nonsporting]

I should think the numbers are higher than 50!

Condoms are pushed as an HIV preventive measure. Even if condoms do not rupture, the micro fissures therein are approx 10 microns wide. Whereas the AIDs virus is 1 micron in diameter, or so I've read. Not a reassuring thought.

[mmanager]

I moved to St. Louis 10 years ago and didn’t do my homework on locations and my wife (no kids) found a house in a little village down the road from this high school. This school is next to University of Missouri / St. Louis. 50 years ago this area was a premier area to live in St. Louis. It is the pits now. Thank God I was able to get out of the area.