evidence: As an example for his claim that AIDS deaths are actually caused by drugs, Willner claimed that Kaposi’s sarcoma is due to poppers. Poppers, or amyl nitrate, are an inhaled party drug that’s associated with the club scene and the LGBTQ community. While poppers can cause serious adverse reactions, such as sudden drops in blood pressure and irregular heart rhythms and tachycardia that may prove fatal, there is no connection between poppers and Kaposi’s sarcoma. Early in the AIDS epidemic, the possibility that poppers were the cause of Kaposi’s sarcoma was raised, but this was debunked by later studies. [...] Lastly, as evidence for his claim connecting poppers to Kaposi’s sarcoma, Willner said that "it’s very rare that you see a case of Kaposi’s sarcoma in Africa because they don’t use poppers". This claim, however, is false.