Re: The link with all the facts that I need...

Snipped from Recap; this refers to the website you linked to, which I've already looked at (is there only one website like this?):

4. This website has "[more] than 1200 web pages with over 850 articles." I went through the short tour to get an overview of the website. The author presents many statistics ("The same diseases are found in similar frequencies in HIV positive and HIV negative intravenous drug users, and the overall mortality in the two groups is the same."), but are we supposed to assume that the author got these statistics from studies, and not out of thin air? Also, the author explains the tendencies of "typical" viruses. He claims that he has "technical and medical education," but does this include extensive virology and immunology education?


Again, a debate involves debating, not saying "Research it yourself" and refering to an overwhelming website. Specificity will win a debate. In other words, get some specific facts from this website that support your point, and present them. Tweet