What do we think of this?
Fake advertisement for “Stigmavir”
This is totally bonkers. Casey House, an AIDS service organization based in Toronto, has created a fake ad for a fake medication named “Stigmavir,” meant to “treat ‘HIV’ stigma among health care providers.” Watch it here:
I have only one question before I open the comments. Are they finally hinting at saying the quiet part out loud—all the medications and all the advertising is fraudulent? I have to wonder.
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Wow, that's mind-blowing, I started laughing when the surgeon started singing. The first thing that came to mind for me was, holy cow, did the establishment not learn anything from the embarrassment of dancing-covid-nurse videos? This is just like that in a way. But the irony is that the stigma is ALL ABOUT the corrupt 'HIV' theory victimizing people, it's the 21st century scarlet letter. And I've said this before, it really bothers me that the establishment co-opts LGB culture. It's really sickening.
Hi. I think that the advert hopes to normalize HIV. For HIV to become something similar to diabetes. To move it towards being something that has been nullified by the medicines that are available.