Condoms and safe sex are openly ridiculed on bug-chasing Web sites, with many bug chasers rebelling against what they see as the dogma of safe-sex education; constantly thinking about a deadly disease takes all the fun out of sex, they say, and condoms suck. Carlos agrees and says getting HIV will make safe sex a moot point. "It's about freedom," he says. "What else can happen to us after this? You can fvck whoever you want, fvck as much as you want, and nothing worse can happen to you. Nothing bad can happen after you get HIV."
Carlos offers, not for the first time, to have me come along and watch him and Richard have sex, but I decline. In the taxi to Richard's place, the conversation falls silent. He hasn't been tested in a couple of years, and he's reluctant to get a test now. He might very well be positive already. But as long as he doesn't know for sure, he can always hope that tonight is the night he gets the virus. Every date is potentially The One. Stepping out of the cab into the rain, I ask what he will do if he finds out one day that he has succeeded in being infected -- ending the fun of being a bug chaser. He stops, then says he might move on to being a gift giver: "If I know that he's negative and I'm fvcking him, it sort of gets me off. I'm murdering him in a sense, killing him slowly, and that's sort of, as sick as it sounds, exciting to me."
Originally posted by: IGBT
So what does permissive society do with these guys?? If we were talking about any other disease what would be done??
Originally posted by: axiom
I believe it already is a crime.it is my opinion that willfull or knowledgeable HIV transmission should be a crime.
Iowa's Supreme Court upheld this very law/
http://www.hivdent.org/publicp/pphculoat072001.htm