If a person was knowingly passing Chlamydia to people without telling them, should that person be arrested?

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If a person was knowingly passing Chlamydia to people without telling them, should that person be arrested?

by Unmistakably Liz Posted November 07, 2009 04:53:30

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Chlamydia is a easily cured STD.

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	Yes. 59% 10 votes
	No, because the person he/she had sex with should have asked to use a condom. 18% 3 votes
	No. but the person he/she gave it to should be able to sue. 12% 2 votes
	No. 12% 2 votes

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Kino November 09, 2009 19:39:10

Answered: Yes.
It's at the least assault.
kevracer November 09, 2009 16:14:51

Answered: No, because the person he/she had sex with should have asked to use a condom.
zack November 08, 2009 19:13:57

Answered: Yes.
Absolutely.
CHARON November 08, 2009 05:49:35

Answered: Yes.
diaverde08-MolecularGastron... November 07, 2009 16:30:32

Answered: No. but the person he/she gave it to should be able to sue.
If it is easily curable then I don't think people should make a big deal about it. Just compensate for the cost of the treatment. However, if it was Aids, then that is similar to murder.
Ken November 07, 2009 16:26:03

Answered: Yes.
Knowingly infecting someone should be a crime.
nightlight November 07, 2009 15:06:15

Answered: Yes.
Knowingly infecting another person with a sexually transmitted disease is at least worse than assault and battery. In the case of knowingly infecting someone with an uncurable STD, I don't know the appropiate name of the charge but it would be far more serious than infecting someone with a curable STD. And knowingly infecting someone with a fatal STD's, should be murder in the 3rd degree.
Firekitty~ IS GIVING THANKS... November 07, 2009 14:16:47

Answered: No. but the person he/she gave it to should be able to sue.
Being arrested is going a bit to far I think but I do think they should be fined and ordered to pay all medical expenses of the person/people he or she gave it to.
1169888 November 07, 2009 06:06:21

Answered: No.
But treatment should be mandatory for these spreaders of the c-bug.
Pet Rock Whisperer November 07, 2009 05:12:38

Answered: Yes.
Anyone that knowingly passes on an STD deserves bad things to happen to em.
jayc32~Love is the meaning ... November 07, 2009 05:08:06

Answered: No, because the person he/she had sex with should have asked to use a condom.
There is no good excuse for not using protection...
kelly November 07, 2009 05:05:33

Answered: Yes.
if you know you have any std tell your partner protect yourself an others i mean how would you fill and please get treated some things meds wont cure/? rn kelly w.v
Ellie November 07, 2009 05:05:31

Answered: No.
Always protect yourself. If one does not know the partner enough to trust, then take care of yourself.
Merl November 07, 2009 05:03:26

Answered: No, because the person he/she had sex with should have asked to use a condom.
The only STD to be considered a crime not to tell your partner about is HIV/AIDS
iam25dreams- pɐǝɥɐpos ǝɹıɥsǝɥɔ November 07, 2009 04:59:34

Answered: Yes.
Knowingly?? Hell yes.

It can still cause serious complications., regardless of whether its easily cured
Cilla *Banana King* November 07, 2009 04:58:59

Answered: Yes.
They're endangering the public.
moomoof "Jin Kazama!" November 07, 2009 04:55:30

Answered: Yes.
Well they do that with HIV and other sexual deseases ....but it is so hard to really know who did it