That is how it happened.

No one believes AIDS to be a man made disease.  Only conspiracy theory wackos throw shit like that out there.  AIDS is spread through drug use and unsafe sexual activity (specifically homosexual sex between two men).  AIDS is an epidemic in Africa because of their low education rates and the refusal of their governments to intervene.  You can't make an argument that sexual relations is a private matter and is of no business of the government (my personal opinion) or that it requires government intervention when something goes wrong and people refuse to practice safe habits. 

People who stick their dick in or spread their legs for anyone deserve what they get.  When you behave and act like an animal, you suffer the same fate as the creatures who live in nature.  Mankind left "nature" and created society to remove the dangers and ills of living with the animals. 

The people within the Catholic Church view promiscuity as a Sin, and aren't expected to teach a sexual education program in your view.  If people only engaged in sexual relations with people whom they know and trust, STDs would drop dramatically.  There is a cost with every lifestyle or vice.  Blaming the Church for telling Adults not to behave dangerously and like animals for the cause of AIDS is so warped and off the point I don't know how to respond to you seriously.  Then to suggest that AIDS is a created disease just completely discredits your argument.  I understand that you live in a different world than ours, but you should really consider posting this bullshit where young adults and teenager who don't know any better may accept it as fact.

I don't see why people are so obsessed with buckethead.  Don't get me wrong, he's an amazing guitar player, but he certainly doesn't have the emotion in his play that Slash and Robin bring.  I think we should wait to hear an original with Ron before we assume he can't be an equal replacement for Bucket.  Besides, on a fan level, how many fans did Bucket ever meet with, chat with or even give tickets to a show?  Ron has done all of that.

If you're going to question my education level and knowledge of history, be sure your's surpasses my own.  Polluxm's example begs many questions.  I believe Culture and Religion are intertwined.  So which one affects the other more?  If the church is responsible for holding back scientific progress, why had the tribes in Africa and North America not even create the wheel or written language?  They had never heard of Cathloicism.  There's more to Polluxm's argument than is being shown here, let's just say he makes many assumptions about things you probably haven't considered.  The greatest advances in science came from Europe under the "rule" of the church.  I'm not arguing that the Catholic church hasn't be influenced by corruption and has done things I don't agree with, I'm simply stating that they're not evil and certainly not the most evil.  From the short list of reasons why Polluxlm considers the Church to be evil, don't you think the Islamic faith would better fit those?  Who has trampled on women's rights and impeded cultural and scientific growth more than Islam?

The war isn't massively exspensive, this 3 trillion dollar figure is bullshit.  We've spen 600 Billion on the war over 5 years, a large sum yes, but not nearly as large a sum as socialized medicine would be.  Not to mention, when we do need to fight another war, we'll have to add its cost on top of the outrageous cost of providing health care to those who either refuse to pay for it, fill out paperwork to get it, or are 40 and work a McDonalds type job but expect the same lifestyle as someone who possesses an actual skill.  The figures speak for themselves on health care.  Most Americans have access to care if they choose.  Only 1% don't have any access to care.  Even with your golden boy Obama's most optimistic interpretation of his plan, 5% will still be uninsured. 

The answer to taxation is a flat tax so all people pay taxes proportionate to their income.  We also need to end tax credits to the people who use the most resources.