Should a HIV-positive rapist who spreads the disease receive a similar sentence as a person guilty of manslaughter?

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hawkeyepierce | 2 years, 2 months ago

Yes! I think that's worse than killing someone, because now the victim has to live with the trauma of having been raped, and they have HIV, which will likely shorten their life.

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unwirklich | 2 years, 2 months ago

I think only if he/she knew they were HIV positive..otherwise there is no intent to kill. I believe there is a different charge for murder when it's not premeditated or is accidental than when it is intentional and planned. Someone who knows they have a disease that often ends in death is intentional trying to kill people, where as someone who is unaware is in fact guilty of rape wasn't trying to kill someone so to speak.

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bklynj | 2 years, 2 months ago

If he knows they have it then it's murder. If they don't then it's just rape and they probably won't live through that sentence anyway.

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icemannn | 2 years, 2 months ago

You can not stop having intimate time

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