-> -> I think I sent Tuskegee...
-> 
-> Conducting research on people who already had syphilis was one thing.
-> If I recall correctly, they were not GIVEN the disease, although I have
-> heard people talk about the study AS IF they believed that the
-> researchers actually GAVE the disease to the subjects.

Yeah, that what I was given to believe. Thanks for instilling doubt. I'll
look it up.


  But when
-> effective treatment was withheld from some, just to study the progress
-> of the disease, that was revolting and inhuman.  Not as bad as some of
-> the infamous Nazi experiments, where people were frozen or beaten or
-> infected with diseases intentionally, but still revolting and inhuman.
-> 
-> But since you strayed into an actual discussion of a subject, with your
-> one word response, could you elaborate as to why you think that Tuskegee
-> was "far worse" that the purported creation of AIDS for intentional
-> genocide of an entire race!

I withdraw 'far worse'. First time I've heard of "...intentional genocide
of an entire race...upon due reflection I think that might just be a bad
thing...:-)
 
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