Yes

You realize they were drinking contaminated poop water everyday, no indoor plumbing, no soap & hot water from the faucet to wash their hands, they rarely bathed & their clothes were filthy. No refrigerators to prevent their meat from spoiling, horses pooping wherever they walked, we had no city services to pave roads & scoop up poop. No flush toilets so human feces would pile up as well. The average person back then lived in squalor, terrible nutrition compared to the food we have today. Is it any wonder that earlier civilizations were decimated by infectious disease? It was a different time. Those people had abysmal baseline health & severe nutritional deficiencies. Not to mention the polluted environment (fecal contamination) until they developed plumbing & sewer systems. All of these factors made them more vulnerable to disease & death. Once we got modern sanitation under control, fresh water into houses, flush toilets, electricity, refrigeration, environmental limits on how much pollution was allowed, we forced the factories to relocate outside city-limits to protect everyday citizens from industrial sludge, we passed laws to protect employees & children from being worked to death, etc.

They will be delighted to hear about running water & flush toilets & grocery stores where you can buy fresh fruits & vegetables, thanks to modern refrigeration techniques.

Huh??

The virus mutates. Also, what do you think 95% means.

@@Azdroc96 Yale has an article. The first vaccines were reported by the manufacturers to be 100% effective "at preventing moderate and severe disease" and 90% effective at preventing ANY lab confirmed infection with ANY symptoms.

@mertonhirsch4734 So no one ever said that it would stop the disease completely?

@@Azdroc96 2 doses was reported to stop 100% of deaths and moderate and severe cases, and 90% of cases with ANY symptom whatsoever.

@@Azdroc96 The statement they made would mean that it would prevent ALL deaths or hospitalizations. By the way, over 100 members of congress own Phizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson stock specifically, not just in a mutual fund.

Well, you could also do a genetic test on any fetus to see if it has any weaknesses according to its genome, and abort it if it has. That would "strengthen" the population. However, in most cultures that would be considered immoral, and the moral duty would be to protect those in need.

Well. 77 nobel price laureates just sent out a letter to warn about Kennedy and to suggest strongly not to give him any position related to health.

What makes you think it isn't?

Actually it aged like fine wine considering COVID only increased the amount of conspiracy believing morons

Nothing. Lol. The Bible does say the best thing to do when sick is mask up, social distance, and alert those around you that you're sick tho.

@littlemacisunderrated412 spreading false Bible knowledge.isnt that a sin

@@Clint-k8w Leviticus 13:45-46. Come on man did you really think I would try saying something that was in the Bible without knowing the verse

​@Clint-k8wIt's hilarious how people who claim to be the most religious seem to know their religion the least. It's almost like religion to them is simply a blank page that their chosen leader can dictate to them

​@littlemacisunderrated412 I diddnt know that verse but was commenting on the vax

Got any proof?

Take your vaccines dummy.

Yes vaccines are "propaganda" despite being an established part of medical science for over two centuries.

He is an atheist.

What authority?

@@Azdroc96 Depends on the episode.

@@emptyempty8310 Example?

​@@Azdroc96 My position is explained in my original post. If you want an example rent any episode and take your pick.

​@@emptyempty8310Nah, it sounds like you have nothing.

It’d probably be more about experimental vaccines not being ready for mandatory public use until long term studies and adjustments can be made, only using it in emergency situations for those who are most at risk in the short term to give them a chance. … but, ya know, 2 weeks spot the spread and all that bull.

​@@jamesofhoenn4790You people have always been the first to remind us that the vaccine's efficacy is far from perfect and thus protecting the vulnerable requires all of us to be vaccinated. Stop paying lipservice to the loons who think aliens are trying to control us through vaccines

​@@jamesofhoenn4790You people have always been the first to remind us that the vaccine's efficacy is far from perfect and thus protecting the vulnerable requires all of us to be vaccinated. Stop paying lipservice to the loons who think aliens are trying to control us through vaccines

What?

Proven science isn't propaganda no matter what your cult leaders tell you.

Both are atheist, but Teller's father was Jewish.

Vaccines don't cause autism.

As an autistic person I say you are stupid it’s a genetic thing not a diasease dumbass