THE BLAZE – HIV is an incurable auto-immune disease that afflicts roughly 1.2 million Americans, predominantly [homosexuals].
The Biden Department of Justice wants to eliminate a law in Tennessee that might spare countless more Americans from contracting it.
A year after suing Tennessee over its ban on child sex-changes, the Biden DOJ has sued the state again, this time in hopes of killing a state law that makes prostitution a Class C felony if a person knowingly infected with HIV engages “in sexual activity as a business or is an inmate in a house of prostitution.”
The law was reportedly reclassified as a “violent sexual offense” in 2010 due to the grievous, lasting physical harm it can result in. As a result, those so convicted are required to register as sex offenders.
According to the complaint filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee, Tennessee and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation “unlawfully discriminate against individuals with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a disability, in their maintenance and enforcement of Tennessee’s aggravated prostitution statute.”
The lawsuit downplays the risks associated with HIV — a lifelong disease for which antiretroviral therapeutics cost potential sufferers anywhere from $1,800 to $4,500 every month — and takes issue with the requirement that persons convicted of aggravated prostitution must register as sex offenders.
After all, this can impact convicts’ employment potential and precludes convicts from hanging out alone with children in secluded areas.
The lawsuit cites a nameless black transvestite as a complainant “aggrieved” by the law. He was arrested in 2010 for prostitution “near a church or school” and pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated prostitution, having engaged in sex for money despite knowing he had HIV since 2008.
The transvestite alleges that as a result of the law — contra his conscious decision to sell sex while infected with a debilitating disease — he now has trouble finding employment because of his sex offender listing in the TBI’s registry …
