Quote from: aesma on Today at 12:19:34 PM

I was reading about vaccines on wikipedia the other day, and it turns out the smallpox virus is infectious (on purpose). It's not recommended for some people because of this.

AFAIK, this is a consequence of a more modern formulation. I am not well read enough of the historical vaccines that rid us of the scourge of smallpox, to begin with, but will concede your point. Ultimately, my point is, the smallpox vaccine did more good than harm.

Quote from: aesma on Today at 12:19:34 PM

Another common vaccine, against polio, can become contagious, and the vaccinated person starts contaminating others ! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polio_vaccine#Vaccine-induced_polio

Again, rare and unfortunate edge cases. I sympathize. Again, the ultimate subtext being that the formulations being dispensed vs smallpox and polio ultimately eradicated the ailments in todays modern age.

We are indeed preoccupied, presently, on the VAERS cases, and other high profile cases of footballers collapsing - which would be in line with your comparisons to concerns with polio and smallpox problems with the strategies they employed.

My point is, ultimately things got better after the polio and smallpox campaigns.

It's clear as day, this mRNA atrocity being unleashed upon humanity right now is a crime against nature we will pay dearly for.

It's a double crime against nature come to think of it, seeing as how C19 was lab generated as a gain-of-function test to begin with.

Curious how Delta to Omicron underwent something like 20 generations of mutations in a hyper-compressed timespan.

I wonder what sort of science is involved in enabling pathogens to be able to make astounding, sudden morphological changes like that.

Very very curious... that gain-of-function research. Eh?

... and again, this is coming from some retarded unvaxxed nigger, that got delta, got the antibodies, and is moving on with life on this stupid Goddamn space rock.