Posted on 10/07/2017 11:22:56 AM PDT by BenLurkin
...but not using a preferred pronoun for a transsexual will get you prosecuted.
Insane
Call your elected today to make this law....CA is housing illegals with Hepatitis A, measles and whooping cough and who knows what else and requited by law to be inoculated before schools will take a child.........Good luck Moonbeam.
California is working hard to legalize murder. Must be one of their “population control” ideas.
Holy cow. How did he ever get re-elected?
I remember back in the late 70s-early 80s, when they had just started calling it AIDS (it was GRID before that, Gay Related Immune Deficiency) a radio interview with a homosexual who said that they were going to give blood as often as possible. Until it became common among straights, he reasoned, very little funding would be allocated to its study. Follow the money!
We’re making such amazing progress out here in CA, somehow, the term “progressive” seems to be consistently falling short.
I really shouldn’t be laughing, so I’m covering my mouth so you can’t see my smile.
On Thursday Rush says that the new gay disease is rectal cancer . When will they learn ???
This is a joke right? Free health care for illegals, sanctuary state and now they can spread AIDs. Freeps in Cali, how are these absolute psychopaths like Brown getting elected into office? Election fraud? This is the government directly putting your life at risk time and time again.
After a number of protests and “Act Up” incidents by sexuality-related political groups, the local blood banks have relaxed their donation standards, and gay men and various other groups are no longer permanently banned, as long as they remain free of HIV, Hepatitis, and the more common STDs.
Before this happened, I was already concerned about some of the less-than-sterile procedures used by the phlebotomists at my local blood bank.
But after they gave a free pass to potentially dangerous donors, I said “adios,” and permanently ended my 50+ year record of blood donations.
Since I have rare blood factors, they still send me emails every week urging me to come back in, which I ignore.
Hopefully, for my own elderly health, they will perfect artificial blood within the next ten years.
>>Until it became common among straights, he reasoned, very little funding would be allocated to its study.
I remember that argument. Biggest reason for significant punishment I can imagine. And compare it to the laws for spreading TB.
I see. But, you can still get a Dui...
Sounds like something done as a pure payoff to the gay mafia. More of an attempt to normalize the most radical behavior. Which as we’ve seen reported before, includes gays who want to be infected with HIV as some kind of fetish or self-loathing exercise.
I am only going to imagine that they will amp up punishment for you exposing someone with HIV to diseases like TB.
I was hospitalized in San Bernardino, which is a story in itself, when they had their first AIDS case ever. Everyone was terrified as the path to contagion was not known.
And now California embraces it. AIDS is bad enough, but having one’s government unmoored from reality is a nightmare.
I have definitely seen it reported as a big gay lobby issue that they do not want to be “discriminated” against as blood donors. They don’t want any questions about HIV or sexual activity or preference asked.
That's a very good point.
Someone needs to explain that to all the immigration doves at Free Republic who support the DACA Amnesty if it comes with “mandates” for the Wall, E-Verify, and other laws that will never be enforced.
Once the Wall is built, we will be paying 100,000 new border guards to sit there and watch Mexicans climb over it!
“I was hospitalized in San Bernardino, which is a story in itself, when they had their first AIDS case ever. Everyone was terrified as the path to contagion was not known.”
My godson died of AIDS in SF in 1984——after a transfusion given after an accident. It was a VERY chaotic,frightening time.
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The insanity coming out of Cali used to be funny. Now it's madness and dangerous. I can't believe anyone with the ability to flee Cali has not already left.
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