... be accused too. No one should ever be afraid to speak out what he/she thinks or feels no matter what the consequences are. The AIDS virus gripped Americans with hysteria. The idea of being thoughtless on a matter causes hysteria in any group of people. The pleas of sensible people were ignored ... huge hysteria of witchcraft. During the witchcraft trials people would give good reasoning why he/she pleaded innocent, but the people of the court would not listen to their pleas of being innocent. If someone pleaded innocent, then they would be hung. If someone pleaded guilty they might have...

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... be accused too. No one should ever be afraid to speak out what he/she thinks or feels no matter what the consequences are. The AIDS virus gripped Americans with hysteria. The idea of being thoughtless on a matter causes hysteria in any group of people. The pleas of sensible people were ignored ... huge hysteria of witchcraft. During the witchcraft trials people would give good reasoning why he/she pleaded innocent, but the people of the court would not listen to their pleas of being innocent. If someone pleaded innocent, then they would be hung. If someone pleaded guilty they might have...

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... of the disease will accompany each of us throughout the next decades. Every newspaper and every magazine covers some aspect of AIDS. Sometimes the articles give hope, sometimes they are grim, and all show how everyone can be touched by this disease. Since the epidemic came about in the eighties ... cooperative. If they needed money for research very usually the government gave them money. When AIDS was first discovered the" budget" was too low to give money for the" gay disease" research. It was kind of like the government was being very prejudice against the Gays. The government didn't ...

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