Brazilian Doctor Surrounds Her Home With Fence of HIV+ Syringes as Crime Deterrent!

[annoyinglizardvoice]

Normally I'm in favour of folks using high levels of force to defend themselves, but it encourages the spread of HIV, and that makes it abhorant and wrong. And before someone makes a a comment saying that it's only those breaking in who would be affected, a) you can't guarentee that no-one will make contact with it by accident b) even with the warning, it is still an unjustifyable risk to emergency services and the like even with the warnings, and c) someone (criminal or not) might not realise that they are infected and spread the disease further, meening an inocent might still be affected.

 

[Smertnik]

Cool idea, poor execution. Those syringes seem to be duct taped on the fence, you can just cut them off with a knife.

 

[x EvilErmine x]

Edit

Double post fail FML.

See below

 

[Twilight_guy]

There's a difference between defending yourself and potentially inflicting a slow painful death. Even electrified fences aren't designed to kill people.

 

[x EvilErmine x]

LOL, HIV does not survive outside the body for very long, minutes at the most (it's actually a surprisingly fragile virus and doesn't have the ability to enter a dormant spore state while it waits for a new host like lots of other viruses).

So that fence is gonna give you jack shit if you touch it.

Oh also and it's quite heat sensitive too so sitting in the sun baking all day isn't going to be doing it any favors.

Although saying that +2 for originality to you doctor lady.

 

[Aiedail256]

Bad. Ass.

But, as others said, still immoral and only effective for a few days

 

[Ham_authority95]

Since when are criminals far-sighted enough to care about HIV?

And HIV dies after a while.