Stan Hardegree -> Earl Croasmun wrote:
 EC>> But since you strayed into an actual discussion of a subject, with your
 EC>> one word response, could you elaborate as to why you think that
 SH> Tuskegee
 EC>> was "far worse" that the purported creation of AIDS
for intentional
 EC>> genocide of an entire race!

 SH> I have a hard time understanding why something like the Tuskegee
 SH> experiment,
 SH> which has been universally, rightfully and righteously condemned as evil
 SH> and
 SH> inhuman, can stand as a warning of what the government might be capable of
 SH> in the late 20th century, especially given the amount of money we have
 SH> poured into the CDC in trying to cure AIDS.

 SH> BTW:  The idea that the government created AIDS to do away with the black
 SH> race would probably amuse Rock Hudson and Freddy Mercury.

It is highly unlikely and completely illogical to believe a government
would create and *DISTRIBUTE* a disease without also creating and
distributing a cure or antidote.

 SH> Reverend Wright is an idiot.

No doubt as to that.

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