Yes, quite clearly. You don't have one.

I don't like how humans populated and diseases can impact highly populated areas so easily is not an argument.

Enter all the anti vax weirdos who were vaccinated as children
How's the autism you got from those vaccines

Oh its doing quite well it seems. Bring up vaccines once and somebody's triggered every time.

While the usual group of discordants don't agree,
the condensing of populous has increased the spread of illness.

Identifying the cause and spread can lead to preventative measures against the loss of life.
If people are unwilling to change their lifestyle, capsulizing the illness for easy consumption is an option.

The statistics of harm caused by this easy to swallow form are often scoffed at by these people.
While they beat the drum of progress, throwing to the wayside corpses of those they deem unworthy.

The demonization of critical thinking on the subject is paramount to their delusional success.

This post was edited by Mondain on Sep 4 2025 11:35am

He can't grasp that many many years ago, humans collectively decided that in order for survival, they injected a small form of the virus to build up an immunity rather than spread out and rebuild a city (which they would most likely succumb to the illness before anything meaningful was built) and avoid cattle, one of the most common sources of meat and protein back in the day.

The virus is one of the most transmissible virus in history, and being in proximity to another person places you at high risk. His solution I'm assuming based on where he's going with his suggestion of spreading out, is for the infected people, or the entirety of humanity, pack up their horses and carriages, children, food, and belongings, and travel out into the wilderness and survive on their own without any other human interaction.

While also understanding this was hundreds of years ago before modern medicine, medical instrumentation to study the virus, and many other qualities of life that people benefit from today.

I'm surprised you even waste your breath on people like this when you and I both know they won't have an honest good faith discussion. You've got more tolerance for this, that's for sure.

literally just said I acknowledge it, but keep on beating your drum

In all honesty maga neanderthals should stick to prayer for fighting against diseases. God will save them after all.

maga is a cult of personality.

give it time, this too shall pass.

The cost of being part of society is not being a threat to that society. This generally means going a long with the best scientific consensus at that point in time. In the case of epidemics this means doing your part as advised by medical science to minimize the spread of deadly diseases.

We are free to ask questions but neither you nor I really get a seat at the table in discussing these policies, because we are not experts in this field.

The problem starts when science becomes a religion.
You get fanatics who can't see clearly and obey science to the point of attacking other members of their community.

I understand what you're saying. I just won't communicate in the same way as you.
The politics and policies are a very important factor, I agree with you there.

Right now it's a hot bed of controversy on this subject.
we just came off covid19, now RFK is the health guy in america.

Media is drumming up drama and people are chasing the carrot.
I sincerely hope you don't jump down my throat for sharing it from this point of view.

This post was edited by Mondain on Sep 4 2025 11:57am