The heavy metal base conspiracy theory has been around for a long time. That was part of the original anti-vaccine movement from more than 15 years ago, when they claimed vaccines caused autism. The Theory was promoted on a radio chow called "Coast to Coast" which played nationally, mostly late night and early mornings on right wing talk radio stations. They brign on conspiracy theorists, and talk about aliens, the Illuminatti, How 9-11 was an inside job, ghosts, witches, vampires and crypto-zoology (Werewolves, the Lock Ness Monster big foot and other mythical creatures. The who show treats the fringe as if it were really mainstream, and many right wingers have come to believe a lot of crap that was put out on that show. It is another way the right wing is dumbing people down.

I hadn't heard the conspiracy theory of their putting the aids virus in the vaccines for a long time, but they just recycled an old formally unsuccessful conspiracy theory from the anti-vaxxer crowd. Evidently, this tiem around some people are buying into it. To this one, you could argue that 75% of citizens in the U.S. have been vaccinated, but AIDS infections haven't really increased at all.

So, neither of the claims are new, but I guess they recycled old claims to apply to the new situation.

One would think...BUT...we are dealing with a group of people who have been trained from BIRTH...to NOT THINK...therefore all of their responses will be centered around their programming...they don't know how to get "outside the box"...they are so far gone you could hand them a lit blowtorch and tell them, "CUT HERE"...and they would STILL say "ONLY GODS WILL COMMANDS ME"...a promise of something after death(which they were before birth) is a powerful hook for some people...even if a lot of them are hippocrits.

@phoenixone1 My first impression was, one could say that about any group. This is what the anti-vaxxers say about us.

@JackPedigo the difference is...our group isn't dying.

@phoenixone1 Exactly right. I was Christian and you are taught not to question the preacher and not to question god because you’re going to hell if you do. Complete bullshit. The only reason they teach you not to question is the whole religion is based with no evidence. If you start questioning then you realize the bullshit doesn’t add up

@phoenixone1 But they are but not in numbers anywhere near the anti-vaxxer group. Nothing is 100% safe.

@abyers1970 It was the conditioning of Christian churches to not question authority that made it possible for the Nazis to rise in the 1930's. Nobody questioned them until it was too late to do anything.

@snytiger6 And if they had questioned they would no longer be around.

@abyers1970 If you question, besides knowing the bullshit doesn’t add up, you are not obeying. They want you obeying.

@yvilletom That is why loyalty is touted as being the no. 1 virtue among conservatives.