From: sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: AIDS in Iran
Date: 17 Dec 92 20:16:39 GMT
Organization: Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, Iowa.
Originator: sehari@class1.iastate.edu

In <1992Dec16.184357.12272@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com> javad@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (Agha Javad) writes:

>In article <sehari.724370078@class1.iastate.edu> sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari) writes:
>>In <1992Dec14.184650.10664@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com> javad@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (Agha Javad) writes:
>>
>>

>[my stuff delted]

>>
>>Maybe, one of the best ways to control this problem from entering Iran
>>is to test everyone, who enters Iran.  If one found to be positive,
>>she/he should be sent to quarantine, in case he/she is Iranian, otherwise
>>deny entery to him/her.  Other measure could be mandatory Aids testing
>>of all the people on the yearly bases, and infected people should be send
>>to quarantine.  I know it is expensive, but it is effective.
>>
>>Finally, maybe a High tax (some where around %90 of income) on all the 
>>un-married people over 21 could force our people to lower their expectations 
>>and get married.  This money should be returned to them if they get married
>>within 3 years.  Off course, this might lead to high divorce rate.  Therefor,
>>the marriages that last less than 10 years, should return all the previous
>>years tax reduction and repay signal tax rate (%90) for all those years.
>>Also, other social privileges of a signal person might be subject to
>>suspension, such as drivers license, ..., if this does not reduce the
>>signal rate over 21 by  %90.  I guess, someone should become bad again,
>>to save our society.
>>
>>                        With highest regards,
>>                             Babak   Sehari.
>>-- 

>I can't wait till this guy finds out that his "temporary wife" or girlfriend
>had AIDS, and the only reason she wanted to sleep with him is she
>wanted to give him AIDS!

First, when you get married, perminant or temprary, you got to do some
blood test.  Further more, temp. marriage is not for the reason of
prostitution.  Off course you could get any good thing and abuse it.
For example, knife is a very good tool for cooking;  However, it could be
used for killing too.  Now here should we say knife is a bad device 
or people who kill people with knife are bad people?  Other examples are
electric power, car, airplanes, medicine, ....


>This is one of the best examples I've seen of frantic reaction to and fear of 
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>AIDS.  AIDS is a truly deadly disease, and in many cases is preventable
>through education and awareness of how it is contracted.  The fastest way
>to see AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases spread is to create an
>environment which is very closed and does not acknowledge sexuality,
>puts a taboo on sex, and always avoids the subject and suppresses anything 
>having to do with it rather than deal with it.  This is the environment in 
>Iran today, thanks to the IRI's policy of sexual apartheid. I hope it does
>not become another stupid mistake that our people end up paying for.


>Agha Javad

It is funny, how a bozo like javad calling people names. Who the hell
give the right to label this idea as "frantic".

Further more, sexuality is acknowlaged in Islam through marriage.  As a
mater of fact it is duty of a moslem to get married.  Getting married is
like going to Haj, pray, and other things are considered as worshiping
god.   However, what Islam along with other religions like christianity,
jewish, ... does not accept is your type of sexuality.

All these bullshits that gays and librals are saying for more than 10 years
now, such as what just you have said:

>to see AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases spread is to create an
>environment which is very closed and does not acknowledge sexuality,

Has caused the number of Aids people grow from less than 1000s cases in
1980 to more than millions in 10 years.  However, even the highest 
estamite of Aids in Iran is less than 5000 cases, most of them infected
in foreign countries.  Now if we follow the US exprience and model, we might
end up just like US, Brazil, with Aids where they follow your model.  I 
think it better for us to play it safe.  As the saying goes:

Better Safe, than sorry.

                     With highest regards,
                          Babak   Sehari.


                   
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