Gilead Pharmaceuticals makes PrEP drugs and puberty blockers. Donald Rumsfeld used to be their CEO so they can wear friendly inclusive drag all they want, they are a flinty eyed profiteering enterprise.
I know this may be taken as Xenu and his Thetans entering the chat, but two books that I think are vital for understanding why HIV AIDS discourse and activism are so confusing are -Inventing the AIDS Virus- (the academic cancellation playbook was first rolled out on Duesberg)
And _Serious Adverse Events_ by Celia Farber. She seems to have gone off the deep end since but this book is serious and sober journalism.
Excellent interview, which raised controversies about HIV/Aids that I had never even heard of. One worries for journalism and the public's ability to stay informed as his generation ages out and we are left with professionals who more resemble PR handlers than journalists.
RMs thought experiment: While old school lefties think it worth the trouble to question trans-ideology, what orthodoxies are they loath to question? Playing devil's advocate, I would suggest Race&IQ and gay marriage and adoption. Not that these leftists think that a scholar seriously studying these questions should be shutdown, but they would likely prefer to stick to their principles than face the implications of any data they do not like.
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Fascinating chat.
Gilead Pharmaceuticals makes PrEP drugs and puberty blockers. Donald Rumsfeld used to be their CEO so they can wear friendly inclusive drag all they want, they are a flinty eyed profiteering enterprise.
https://www.gilead.com/news/news-details/2021/gilead-and-the-human-rights-campaign-will-work-together-to-combat-hiv-epidemic-and-promote-transgender-justice
I know this may be taken as Xenu and his Thetans entering the chat, but two books that I think are vital for understanding why HIV AIDS discourse and activism are so confusing are -Inventing the AIDS Virus- (the academic cancellation playbook was first rolled out on Duesberg)
And _Serious Adverse Events_ by Celia Farber. She seems to have gone off the deep end since but this book is serious and sober journalism.
Excellent interview, which raised controversies about HIV/Aids that I had never even heard of. One worries for journalism and the public's ability to stay informed as his generation ages out and we are left with professionals who more resemble PR handlers than journalists.
RMs thought experiment: While old school lefties think it worth the trouble to question trans-ideology, what orthodoxies are they loath to question? Playing devil's advocate, I would suggest Race&IQ and gay marriage and adoption. Not that these leftists think that a scholar seriously studying these questions should be shutdown, but they would likely prefer to stick to their principles than face the implications of any data they do not like.