Me. I find its unfourtunate that people have AIDS but that they are still a member of our society and should be treated so. I don't think its right to isolate or treat them different.
There is a huge misconseption that if you have AIDS its because you did something to deserve it. In reality its just another desiese out there that unfortunatly plagues humanity - nobody deserves to get it, it just happens.
Now I understand that there are some behaviors that increase the chances of contracting AIDS, but even for those people who do those things, its still not our place to judge.
For example: Herion users. Alright they may have made some bad choices in their lives, but being addicted to that drug is and extremely hard life. Its not just so easy to quit, and sometimes in despiration because of their addiction they do things that normal people wouldn't do, and some of these things increase the chances for them to contract AIDS or HIV. Is this fair? No, not at all - instead of judging these people you should feel bad, think about it, isn't it sad that another human is that desperate? Shouldn't we instead want to help instead of judging?
Thats why I like the idea of Safe Injections sites in BC. It gives addicts a safe place to go, exchange needles - get help and medical assistance if they need it, shoot up, if they must. Its free of judgement. The truth is, these people need help and showing that we care about their basic needs and safty shows that we are trustworthy and that can help them recover from their habit.
J'irai bien.