California To Allow HIV Positive People To Donate Blood
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Was there a (((pharmaceutical company))) representative standing next him cramming fistfuls of shekels into his pocket while he said that?
WEW
That is bold-faced fucking lie. While it's true that having a undetectable viral load reduces the risk of transmission, it doesn't completely eliminate the risk. Every good doctor and pharmacist counsels faggots to wear a goddamn condom every time they fuck someone.
(((Senator Scott Wiener))
Pure coincidence.
Jesus christ.
Torch the blood banks, kick the fags into firey pits. Nuke San Fran, and cut off California's water supply.
I'M IN CALIFORNIA WHAT THE FUCK
Sure why not.
Wait. Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't companies, hospitals, whatever that collect donated blood ship that shit all across the US?
So in theory, some literally pozzed leftist could donate in Commiefornia and Bob Whiteman in a non-pozzed state gets t-boned by Tyrone drunk driving, needs a few gallons of blood, and then get infected by said pozzed fag blood?
And if this is correct, what would be stopping them from realizing this is an easy way to poison the well and encourage mass anonymous donations from fags across the state–hell, across the US since I doubt Commiefornia will turn down blood from Jew York if Schlomo is just 'vacationing' and just happens to stop in to give a quart?
Yes.
That is the fucking point.
It is (was) a felony to infect someone because you knowingly shorten their lifespan and force them into having to take expensive drugs and (((treatment))) for the rest of their lives. Not to mention that if they didn't know they had been infected, they could have infected countless others–such as by donating blood.
Can you reject blood transfers in the US? In my europoor country they need consent before they do it. Very often they seem to do blood transfers when it's strictly not that necessary because it gives surgeons a safety buffer to work with. Perhaps the time will come when the risk of rejecting blood transfers outweigh the risks of the blood you get. I'm already skeptical of getting foreign blood as it is.