Message from @Syntax

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2019-04-08 12:38:35 UTC  

In many cases yes.

2019-04-08 12:38:44 UTC  

I can disprove your theory easily

2019-04-08 12:38:47 UTC  

There are of course natural poisonings as well.

2019-04-08 12:38:57 UTC  

like springs high in arsenic etc

2019-04-08 12:39:14 UTC  

Why would diseases be created and targeted at their own civilisation, especially diseases that do not work as population control?

2019-04-08 12:40:06 UTC  

In the first place they served as a mechanism for the ruling class to regulate population levels. Any symptom generated within the population can be medicalized to become lethal..

2019-04-08 12:40:52 UTC  

The diseases are often generated passively... through pollution of one sort or another.

2019-04-08 12:40:58 UTC  

The ruling powers of Europe (nobles and the church) would not want to spread the Black Death because the Medieval Warm Period supplied them with a massive labour boost via crop increase. When the Black Death happened all their labor (peasants) was lost and they demanded more pay the labor shifted to towns where the king had more control.

2019-04-08 12:41:07 UTC  

Crumbling feudalism

2019-04-08 12:41:22 UTC  

Right, so explain why anyone can go and try to seek medical help for disease?

2019-04-08 12:41:40 UTC  

Reeee
Mobile why

2019-04-08 12:42:00 UTC  

Alright, @mixmasterJ has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

2019-04-08 12:42:04 UTC  

oopsy

2019-04-08 12:42:28 UTC  

i believe in basic medicine such as fixing broken bones and such

2019-04-08 12:42:42 UTC  

@mixmasterJ acknowledge my point

2019-04-08 12:43:07 UTC  

But treating disease?

2019-04-08 12:43:20 UTC  

but the majority of pharmacy historically and to the present day is designed in such a way that it will amplify the problems of "disease"...

2019-04-08 12:44:00 UTC  

Right so explain why I could never sleep before getting my sleeping meds?

2019-04-08 12:44:58 UTC  

Couldn't tell ya. And I don't mean to say pharmacy has no practical purpose.

2019-04-08 12:45:13 UTC  

So you will ignore me?

2019-04-08 12:45:16 UTC  

What about diseases that are genetic?

2019-04-08 12:45:42 UTC  

@Hamburger Guy ok so basically flat earthers

2019-04-08 12:45:57 UTC  

That was irrelevant

2019-04-08 12:45:57 UTC  

My focus is epidemical diseases.... ie smallpox the plague etc etc.

2019-04-08 12:46:08 UTC  

Flat earther are irrelevant

2019-04-08 12:46:34 UTC  

@mixmasterJ and i explained that the ruling powers would never want to do this for "population control".

2019-04-08 12:46:41 UTC  

lolé

2019-04-08 12:46:45 UTC  

ah sorry

2019-04-08 12:46:54 UTC  

but they certainly would...

2019-04-08 12:47:11 UTC  

Did you read my text?

2019-04-08 12:47:45 UTC  

Think about this.. medicine up until 100 years ago was dangerous and increased disease injury and mortality.

2019-04-08 12:47:55 UTC  

Bloodletting and insane dosages of various poisons

2019-04-08 12:48:03 UTC  

That was simple human error

2019-04-08 12:48:10 UTC  

For thousands of years, it FUNCTIONED as a tool of depopulation

2019-04-08 12:48:20 UTC  

in the common viewpoint this is... accidental

2019-04-08 12:48:25 UTC  

People will think the same 1000 years from now about our chemo and radio therapy

2019-04-08 12:48:29 UTC  

I don't believe it was accidental but rather by design

2019-04-08 12:48:36 UTC  

That doesn't mean anything

2019-04-08 12:48:43 UTC  

Mobile why

2019-04-08 12:48:47 UTC  

It made me spam

2019-04-08 12:49:06 UTC  

@mixmasterJ depopulation was a bad thing for ruling powers