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To: CE2949BB
"This is about science. Politics has little, if anything, to do with it."

A few years ago I went back to school, after a 20 plus year hiatus.

I was required to pass a number of Science Courses in order to achieve my personal goals.

Perhaps it is limited to Massachusetts, but I can assure you that some Professors are teaching a lot more than just Science out there.

I learned a lot more than just about the Krebs Cycle, or the Golgi Apparatus.

I learned that Ronald Reagan was responsible for the lack of AIDs research funding and that he was personally responsible for the deaths of thousands. A lot more than Science is being promulgated in those liberal enclaves.

What is going on in Colleges & Universities around the nation is an atrocity.

250 posted on 01/28/2009 7:36:13 PM PST by Radix (There are 2 kinds of people in this world. Those with loaded guns & those who dig. You dig.)
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To: Radix
I learned that Ronald Reagan was responsible for the lack of AIDs research funding and that he was personally responsible for the deaths of thousands. A lot more than Science is being promulgated in those liberal enclaves.

Based on my understanding, which is limited since I was born 1981 and haven't given much attention to HIV/AIDS history, President Reagan did drag his feet on acknowledging HIV/AIDS.

That inaction may have indirectly delayed scientific research (via Federal funding).

However, I wouldn't hold President Reagan personally responsible for any of those deaths. The science - again, based on my limited knowledge of the subject - was still evolving then.

It sounds like the professor in question should have been told to tone down his rhetoric.

257 posted on 01/28/2009 7:43:34 PM PST by CE2949BB (Fight.)
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