To: letters@harpers.org
Subject: Farber article
To whom it concerns,
I was shocked and disgusted to see the huge spread and waste of print
space you provided to this crank writer who promotes the despicable
notion that HIV somehow doesn't cause AIDS.
You completely abrogate your responsibility to people struggling with
this disease worldwide while rendering your magazine non-credible. An
otherwise important article on impeaching Bush can now be dismissed,
tarred by the broad brush of coddling a long-discredited conspiracy
theory that ignores the genuine and horrific issues faced by people
living with HIV/AIDS worldwide.
I presume that your magazine has no fact checkers. That can be the
only explanation for providing such an incredible amount of space to
these dangerous and unsupportable ditherings.
If you like, you can see how quickly the denialist garbage is
demolished. Aside from a set of arguments in the British Medical
Journal forum, please review
http://scienceblogs.com/aetiology/2006/02/discussion_of_the_padian_paper.php
I hope you will print as lengthy an article underscoring the genuine
issues, political, social and moral, faced by people living with
HIV/AIDS.
Yours sincerely,
George M. Carter
wilyretrovirus - 04 Mar 2006 17:07 GMT
Poor Georgey-poo,
getting a little worried that your paradigm is unraveling?
"I hope you will print as lengthy an article underscoring the genuine
issues, political, social and moral, faced by people living with
HIV/AIDS."
Yes, they'd better "hop to it". Lord knows there isn't ANY of THAT sort
of thing to be found just about anywhere.
GMCarter - 05 Mar 2006 10:54 GMT
>Poor Georgey-poo,
>
>getting a little worried that your paradigm is unraveling?
No. Just the old worry that a.sholes like you will convince others to
follow in David Pasquarelli's footsteps and die needlessly soon.
George M. Carter
montygram - 06 Mar 2006 03:56 GMT
GM Carter is like a pit bull stuck in attack mode. He will be
remembered the way the "great witch hunters" of several years ago are
today (among the few historians who study the period).