Uganda Health Marketing Group’s (UHMG) new “One Love” campaign that tells people to “Get off the Sexual Network” is quite provocative, says The Observer.
Who has ever thought that they are part of a network, not a telecom one but a sexual one? I bet you, not that many of us. As we go about sleeping with this one and the other one, we never imagine that they are sleeping with another person who is sleeping with yet another one and the chain goes on and on.
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@Bwanika - good to hear. Also please encourage your friends and family members to also cut their sexual networks. It’s the safer and healthier thing to do.
Is it “HIV” spreading so fast or “HIV testing”? Assuming “AIDS” is caused by a virus which is sexually transmitted then why does “AIDS” overwhelmingly discriminate both racially and socially? Why do sex tourists remain strangely immune? Why am I not “infected” by my Ugandan partners, one of who is “HIV positive”? Why do all the condomless pornographers at YouPorn dot com not look sick?
@Ricci - Your comments don’t state it outright, but I gather question whether AIDS is caused by HIV, or even whether HIV exists? Please note that the OneLove campaign chooses not to engage in that debate.
I’m sure that there are other places where you can do so.
Life is a choice, you either chose to follow the right way and leave the correct one. as for me i have decided to Abstain and serve God until the light time comes to prevent that sexual network.