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South African ex-Deputy President Jacob Zuma claimed he showered after sexual intercourse with an HIV-positive woman, believing it would reduce his risk of contracting the virus. This statement reflects a significant misunderstanding of HIV transmission and highlights the broader issue of misinformation surrounding AIDS in South Africa. Zuma's actions and beliefs have sparked outrage and concern, particularly given his status as a public figure and role model. The discussion underscores the urgent need for better education on HIV prevention and the implications of public figures' behavior on societal attitudes towards the disease.
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South African ex-Deputy President Jacob Zuma said he showered after sex with an HIV-positive woman, thinking this would reduce his risk of being infected.
Sorry. I don't see much to talk about unless it's about the African AIDS situation in general which this article only really mentions as a side line. I doubt many of us are really that familiar this this man and his political scandals.cyrusabdollahi said:Is this a serious discussion or a mockery? If the latter, please move it to GD. (I'm not saying this to Greg, but the the others)
TheStatutoryApe said:Sorry. I don't see much to talk about unless it's about the African AIDS situation in general which this article only really mentions as a side line. I doubt many of us are really that familiar this this man and his political scandals.
Shahil said:HE APPARENTLY SHOWERED TO MINIMISE HIS CHANCES OF INFECTION!