Huckabee doesn't need to apologize

An estimated 10,000 American hemophiliacs were infected with HIV back in the late 1970s/early 1980s via contaminated blood donated by infected homosexuals/bisexuals. Most if not all of those hemophiliacs have long since passed away. And because of that catastrophe active homo/bisexuals are barred from donating blood.

Presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee is taking heat from radicals for a statement he made 15 years ago about how we should have isolated people with AIDS in the early stages of the epidemic. He clearly has nothing to apologize for on this.

Those fanatically pro-homosexual people who back then were opposed to quarantining HIV-positive homo/bisexuals, when the disease was almost exclusively confined to their community and might possibly have been contained, could help make amends by tending to the graves of all those victimized hemophiliacs.

And these lowlifes may want to apologize profusely to the families of those hemophiliacs for the loss of their loved ones. And they may also want to eventually apologize to the innocent little babies who are born with AIDS, assuming those babies live long enough to reach the developmental stage where they can understand apologies.

If AIDS was contained years ago, none of today's babies would have to deal with it. And those pro-homosexual people also could admit the utter absurdity of liberal propaganda which promotes the nonsensical idea that whatever happens in the privacy of one's bedroom is nobody else's business.

AIDS, just in the homo/bisexual community -- and approximately 45 percent of American AIDS victims thus far have been homo/bisexuals -- has conservatively cost this country around $54 billion to date. Some estimates are much higher -- over a hundred billion. We could have fed a lot of starving children with those billions.

Let's progress, not regress.

Wayne Lela

Woodridge