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I'm going to assume this comment is satire and not engage further than this.
It's not satire. Please forgive me if I have said anything hurtful unknowingly.
Its really easy to spread HIV between gay men and people who do anal because your butts main job is to absorb water from crap and it can absorb semen and hiv virus -
But it's not a gay disease - in some communities where gay people are testing a lot, using condoms and or prep tablets - more straight people are spreading HIV than gay people
And in homophobic societies , there will still be gay and bi people , but less likely to be tested as much because people aren't allowed to ask at the clinic 'do you have sex with men m4m" / can't run campaigns telling gay people to use protection and get tested , so it's a mess , and can spread through society quickly
Worth adding. In homophobic a community. It is much less likely that gay men are able to get honest advice.
And way more likely that those gay men also risk heteosexual women. When attempting to avoid prejudice. Ie pretending not to be gay.
Back in the early 80s when aids first came out. The US and UK were very homophobic. To the point it was often illegal in some US states. And only recently legalised but still restricted in the UK.
This in no way prevented gay men and increased the risk to both gay and hetrosexual communities.
Just adding more insight from article