HIV/AIDS Free zone

[BigDee]

Just thinking out loud here. What do you think the response would be if a business owner were to post a sign that says "HIV/AIDS free zone."

[OtterbatHellcat]

Media frenzy and condemnation.

[Irving]

Media frenzy and condemnation.

What if it was a family place?


On a serious note. You can't just leave your AIDS at home.

[KestrelBike]

Russia has done this. Entry visas, at least when I went twice around 10 years ago, we had to get aids-tested.


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[OtterbatHellcat]

What if it was a family place?

Oh, the insensitivity of a sign like that....the injustice and oppression involved, are off the chart. That kind of crazy minded sickness must be put to a stop, and worthy of a plethora of special anti-aides/HIV discrimination laws and acts for all of us to follow...and pay for.

Serious note taken.

[stoner01]

Do it. Lets see what happens

[kidicarus13]

People would just hide it like a carrying concealed in a gun free zone. Guns are to metal detectors as HIV is to ________?

[OtterbatHellcat]

Richard Simmons?

[MrPrena]

Just thinking out loud here. What do you think the response would be if a business owner were to post a sign that says "HIV/AIDS free zone."


MUst got their idea from Starbucks.
What's next? Influenza?

[Aloha_Shooter]

I'd like to make Colorado a Socialist-free zone ... :D

[ray1970]

If I owned my own place of business I would post a sign declaring it a democrat free zone.

[bennice]

Just wondering, how would a business do on the spot checking for AIDS/HIV? I mean, those tests don't give instant results do they?

[bogie]

Just wondering, how would a business do on the spot checking for AIDS/HIV? I mean, those tests don't give instant results do they?

Seems like they could do it. 20 to 40 minutes for results: http://www.fda.gov/forconsumers/consumerupdates/ucm310545.htm

[Irving]

How far is this thread going to go?

[hatidua]

How far is this thread going to go?

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[RMAC757]

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Well said

[brianakell]

How about convicted criminal free zone? It can actually be done, real easy. First, last, and DOB, and about 6.85 per check, for basic, state wide. I run a check on people applying for work. Very glad I did, wowza was I surprised. I wonder how many people would feel a whole lot different about carrying if criminal convictions had to be worn like a necklace.

Now youll never get that done for retail store, but would that really be inappropriate for a private company holding an event? One with lots of kids, like the fair? Im sure that would be discriminating. Rediculous the more I look at the "gun free" junk.

[bogie]

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I'm going to throw the political correctness flag on this.

[electronman1729]

Russia has done this. Entry visas, at least when I went twice around 10 years ago, we had to get aids-tested.


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I had to get AIDS tested when I went to Qatar for work