If auto insurers can deny coverage based on driving records, health care provisions should be subject to similar scrutiny, especially when the likelihood of HIV contraction is 300 times greater.
Untrue, of course. Married couples have little chance of contracting HIV.
In any event, WallyWorld broke the law. That's the bottom line to this case.
Untrue. "Married" or not, gays still stand the highest chance of contracting HIV or other diseases. In the book
Sex in America: A Definitive Survey, by authors Michael, Gagnon, Laumann, and Kolata, a study of homosexual male couples was conducted by gay researchers.The couples who participated had been together between 1 and 37 years and the findings were as follows:
100% (all) of the couples experienced infidelity in their relationship within the first 5 years.
Couples who remained together past the 10-year mark were able to do so only by accepting the painful reality of infidelity in their relationship
More than 85 percent of the couples reported that their greatest relationship problems center on issues related to outside relationships.
Data from the Gay/Lesbian Consumer Online Census also showed that only 29% of gay/lesbian relationships last more than 7 years.
A telephone survey conducted for Parade magazine also revealed what was described as a “magnum order” of difference in the lifetime rate of infidelity among heterosexual couples, as compared to the rate of infidelity among homosexual couples.
Based on statistics from this study, which were mention in Parade magazine's article by M. Clements, entitled “Sex in America Today: A New National Survey Reveals How our Attitudes are Changing,” (Parade, August 7, 1994, pp. 4–6.), researchers concluded:
". . . even "committed" homosexual relationships display a fundamental incapacity for the faithfulness and commitment that is axiomatic to the institution of marriage. ."
In a study of male homosexuality in Western Sexuality: Practice and Precept in Past and Present Times, M. Pollack found that "few homosexual relationships last longer than two years, with many men reporting hundreds of lifetime partners.” Pollack also concluded “Even in those homosexual relationships in which the partners consider themselves to be in a committed relationship, the meaning of ‘committed’ typically means something radically different than in heterosexual marriage.”
