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I am not sure how you could possibly tolerate that military entity broke the law and made biological experiments on humans, especially when the said experimen

I am not sure how you could possibly tolerate that military entity broke the law and made biological experiments on humans, especially when the said experiments resulted in a tragic loss of lives. This is pure evil.

andreyf 11y ago
What law did they break, exactly? The experiment wasn't on humans - the position of the CDC is that humans were unaffected, and the data gathered was about how harmless bacteria spread through a densely populated city, to better protect those humans if a harmful agent were to do the same. At a time when biological warfare was a reasonable threat to make plans for, I don't think it's wholly unreasonable to consider these kinds of simulations justified. 1. http://www.nytimes.com/1981/04/15/us/judge-s-decision-expected-soon-in-california-germ-warfre-case.html http://www.nytimes.com/1981/04/15/us/judge-s-decision-expect...
golergka 11y ago
> how you could possibly tolerate I never said I tolerated that. Also, I think that I explained all the "why's" behind my position pretty clearly in the original comment. > This is pure evil. This is bad. Labeling acts like this "pure evil" really diminishes the label.