AIDS: Man Made Virus

[Psycho4Bud]

While you're at it, don't come to the conclusion that a virus that began before man had the biomedical engineering skills to engineer a virus was manmade just because a bunch of paranoic whack jobs say so. I'll put my trust in the folks who've been to school and the ones who study viral development instead of the ones who need a psych consult any day.

The voice of reason!:thumbsup:

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 05-10-2007. AIDS: Man Made Virus Last night I was with some friends and we were all sitting around the bong and we started discussing how the U.S. government created the AIDS virus. I did some independent research on this "theory" and it started making more and more sense. Turns out the U.S. government created it in the 70s under the Nixon administration. Their intent was to create a deadly virus that could control population, kill off less desireble people in society (such as the poor, drug addicts, gays) and save america Rating: 5

[qdavid]

Urban Legends Reference Pages: Medical (The Origin of AIDS)

[eg420ne]

Urban Legends Reference Pages: Medical (The Origin of AIDS)

'snopes' everytime i see that name i want to get drunk....here from that site, pretty funny if you ask me.

An out-of-control germ warfare virus that escaped from its handlers.
Spread by specific ethnic groups (e.g., Haitians).
Put in the fluoride of our drinking water.
Put in K-Y Jelly by the Centers for Disease Control to eliminate homosexuals.
Developed by the CIA.
Developed by the Russians.
Created in Hitler's laboratories

[Zefn]

I didn't read all the post above, so sorry If I repeat anyone. I was reading an article in class the other day that said AIDS originated in animals and later transfered to humans.

[dankkeeper]

Like other viruses and bacteria these are living organisims,like fleas on a dog,a parasite,and these creatures are alive.

That's debatable. They do not respond to stimuli so according to our definition of life they are not living. They also cannot replicate on their own.