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You risk sexually transmitted disease by having sex or sharing bodily fluids with someone you do not KNOW to be free of them. Risk is the possibility of sufferingharm or loss; danger. If you put yourself in danger, you risk yourself. If you have unprotected sex or transmissions of bodily fluids, you run the risk of dying because of AIDS. If you wish to aviod the possibility of this disease, simply practice safe sex (or don't have sex).
It is more simple than natural selection. Say you have a head of letuce on your dinner plate and the big guy in front of you has a hamburger on his. You take a risk of being beaten if you take his hamburger. You have the option not to take the hamburger, or you can take prcautions to ensure your safety when you get the hamburger. If you simply grab at it, you run the greatest risk of an ass-whooping.
I know I'm 100% safe because I don't share blood or bodily fluids with anyone (besides the wife who was tested with me before out marriage, and does not have the ability to cheat). If you take precautions - contraceptives, tests, abstainance - you can be safe, too.
The man who is infected with this terrible strain of HIV took a serious risk in having multiple male sex partners and unprotected anal sex. He ran the risk, now he has to pay for the risk he took. It's very sad, but it was his decision.
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