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originally posted by: DaRAGE
Imagine if half of all Americans start dying from other sickness all of a sudden... within a year or two....
If there’s something wrong with the vaccine is there an antidote?
originally posted by: Bearack
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: surfer_soul
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Hecate666
If that were true then wearing a condom would breed ultra-Herpes capable of burning through a condom. And having police would breed super villains with laser vision and a third hand so that they can beat their meat while holding a gun and a bag of swag.
Anti-biotics create super bugs because they kill off a broad range of bugs and leave a few behind with no competition. Those that are left behind multiply out of control and become super bugs. They exist in nature but aren't usually a problem because competition keeps their numbers down.
Vaccines don't do that because they're very specifically targeted at a single virus.
You’re talking out of your backside here, and worse yet you know it!
Here's the thing. I can prove what I am saying using decades of established mainstream science.
In contrast you're citing an anti vaxer with decades of experience in not being peer reviewed.
Here are some links explaining super bugs and their evolution.
www.cdc.gov...
www.scientificamerican.com...
academic.oup.com...
You're using Hollywood science and anti vaxxer scare stories to prey upon people's fears and ignorance, what you are saying is straight out of a cheap Sci fi movie on basic cable. That's not how evolve or mutate.
Now rather than throwing insults around how about you provide even a single reputable link to back up what you say. And by that I men someone who isn't a quack anti vaxer.
Then do tell, if science is such a factor, then why did Ivermectin never get introduced as an alternative to mRNA vaccines, considering there have been over 30 peer reviewed studies and about 270 active trials through the world were the effectiveness against SARS-COV2 and cut infections and deaths by 75%??
Peer-reviewed study: Ivermectin cuts COVID infections, deaths by 75%
Are Medical Journals Withholding Publication of Ivermectin Studies?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: surfer_soul
a reply to: AaarghZombies
In contrast you're citing an anti vaxer with decades of experience in not being peer reviewed.
Firstly I’m not the OP and I’m not citing anyone, try adjusting your reading glasses.
Secondly you are wrong claiming that misuse of antibiotics cause other bugs to mutate into super bugs and not the bugs they were intended for, the ones actually making you sick. It doesn’t work like that, antibiotics work systematically, it is the the thing making you sick in the first place that builds up resistance if you don’t complete the course properly that is the concern. It is well known.
Also claiming the guy who is cited in the OP is an anti vaxer is ridiculous! At least he has been peer reviewed and has far more knowledge on the subject than you do. It’s clear what your motive is here. Even your user name is a pathetic attempt at trying to fit in. Go back to Twitter or Reddit and circle jerk with the other paid posters pushing globalist agenda. Nobody cares what you have to say here clearly.
You've not cited anyone or linked to anything, or provided any explanation of how I'm wrong or what the right answer might be.
You've not even said what you think my user name references (it's actually from an old video game called Zombies ate my neighbor, BTW, nothing to do with what you're thinking).
Your just full of non answers back up by nothing.
Link, please, or go back to lurking.
Since the 1940s, antibiotics have greatly reduced illness and death from infectious diseases. However, as we use the drugs, germs develop defense strategies against them. This makes the drugs less effective.
You're using Hollywood science and anti vaxxer scare stories to prey upon people's fears and ignorance, what you are saying is straight out of a cheap Sci fi movie on basic cable. That's not how evolve or mutate.
Anti-biotics create super bugs because they kill off a broad range of bugs and leave a few behind with no competition. Those that are left behind multiply out of control and become super bugs. They exist in nature but aren't usually a problem because competition keeps their numbers down.
I advise you send letters to the proper officials; do this in enough numbers, and they won't deny us.
Now, that is a question I'd like to see a 'real' answer to. My PC Doctor has prescribed Ivermectin to me. She was saying that she didn't like the mRNA shot for me. I'm waiting, and taking Ivermectin weekly, until I get to hear the opinions of all my medical providers, and what ever I can get from other sources (preferably peer reviewed). From what I've learned; mRNA may not be such a good idea.
originally posted by: Cancerwarrior
Just the fact that they are pushing this stuff on people, spending billions of dollars on ‘vaccine campaigns’, offering new car raffle tickets, free beers, even money for ppl to take this frankenshot should be enough to give anyone pause.
They have proved over the last year, and even before then, that people’s health and well being is not the issue. This whole COVID thing is about nothing more than keeping and expanding their own power and control over the populace, and also maybe getting started on that first commandment on the Georgia guidestones.
I feel bad for the millions of idiots who are gonna basically die from a bad case of aids. Some of my family included.
originally posted by: Jimy718
originally posted by: Bearack
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: surfer_soul
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Hecate666
If that were true then wearing a condom would breed ultra-Herpes capable of burning through a condom. And having police would breed super villains with laser vision and a third hand so that they can beat their meat while holding a gun and a bag of swag.
Anti-biotics create super bugs because they kill off a broad range of bugs and leave a few behind with no competition. Those that are left behind multiply out of control and become super bugs. They exist in nature but aren't usually a problem because competition keeps their numbers down.
Vaccines don't do that because they're very specifically targeted at a single virus.
You’re talking out of your backside here, and worse yet you know it!
Here's the thing. I can prove what I am saying using decades of established mainstream science.
In contrast you're citing an anti vaxer with decades of experience in not being peer reviewed.
Here are some links explaining super bugs and their evolution.
www.cdc.gov...
www.scientificamerican.com...
academic.oup.com...
You're using Hollywood science and anti vaxxer scare stories to prey upon people's fears and ignorance, what you are saying is straight out of a cheap Sci fi movie on basic cable. That's not how evolve or mutate.
Now rather than throwing insults around how about you provide even a single reputable link to back up what you say. And by that I men someone who isn't a quack anti vaxer.
Then do tell, if science is such a factor, then why did Ivermectin never get introduced as an alternative to mRNA vaccines, considering there have been over 30 peer reviewed studies and about 270 active trials through the world were the effectiveness against SARS-COV2 and cut infections and deaths by 75%??
Peer-reviewed study: Ivermectin cuts COVID infections, deaths by 75%
Are Medical Journals Withholding Publication of Ivermectin Studies?
Now, that is a question I'd like to see a 'real' answer to. My PC Doctor has prescribed Ivermectin to me. She was saying that she didn't like the mRNA shot for me. I'm waiting, and taking Ivermectin weekly, until I get to hear the opinions of all my medical providers, and what ever I can get from other sources (preferably peer reviewed).
From what I've learned; mRNA may not be such a good idea.
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: Destal
a reply to: Hecate666
This is one of the most important threads right now.
Really hope the message finally gets out (but not holding my breath).
It's completely false with absolutely zero credible evidence to back it up. This # is getting old.
originally posted by: tonycodes
What’s false brotha? That the OP says the Vaccine is bad for You?
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: Destal
a reply to: Hecate666
This is one of the most important threads right now.
Really hope the message finally gets out (but not holding my breath).
It's completely false with absolutely zero credible evidence to back it up. This # is getting old.
A dollar? I'll be happy with 1 cent. I have a few hundred millions safemoon.
originally posted by: 4003fireglo
I'm one of those idiots with the Moderna vaccine. When will I die? Will Safemoon hit a dollar before then? Because that payout would buy me one hell of a funeral.
What's false is that mRNA can't alter your DNA because RNA lacks the ability to replicate itself, or to write it's own code onto DNA. Doing something like that would require advanced genetic engineering technology that's still in its infancy.
Ok a simple search would back up what I'm saying but seen as you have to be spoon fed I'll post it for you.
It has nothing to do with other bacteria competition,