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

One of the great things about conspiracy theories is that they don't
have to be logical or have any tangible evidence.  They are aimed at
persuading people who are already predisposed to believe them.  The
theory only needs to make people happy with their prejudices.

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