I'd wager that he already has HIV. But he's on drugs that are *actually effective* and keeping him alive. He and the medical establishment as a whole have a policy: withhold the most effective, cheap *cures* from customers- I mean, patients... and instead, give them expensive, less effective drugs that will treat some symptoms and keep the patient just healthy enough to continue to be a wage slave. I have explained this to about a thousand people over the last two years: the medical industry doesn't want you healthy. They don't want to cure you of conditions- **they want you to have chronic conditions, because THAT MAKES YOU A REPEAT CUSTOMER.** One example: drug addiction. Rehab is absurdly ineffective at treating addicts. But it's also very, very expensive. But there's a drug called ibogaine that appears to "cure" people of various addictions with a 1 week long treatment.... but the patent expired for it many decades ago. So why treat a heroin addict with ibogaine for like $2000, and completely cure them, when you could instead have them in and out of rehab and eventually stick them on methadone or suboxone, very expensive drugs that merely stave off withdrawal symptoms? Our modern medical industry isn't about "caring" or "humanity". It's a fucking **business.** They want **customers.** Healthy population means fewer customers. And since "big pharma" has bribed or otherwise bought off pretty much *all* of our "leaders" and the media, they have *immense* power, as demonstrated by TWO FUCKING YEARS OF THIS COVID BULLSHIT. If the federal government or medical establishment cared about our health, they wouldn't be trying to mandate experimental gene therapy- they'd mandate some fucking exercise. If employers cared about your health, they wouldn't have "vaccine card raffles", they'd have "body fat percentage" or "cholesterol level" raffles. Clubbah, I'm getting so fucking fed up with all of this bullshit. Sometimes, I feel like swan-diving off of a fucking bridge, just to escape the madness that has overtaken the world. Not that I'd ever do that, but the compulsion is there.