Message from @kino
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Wait, I thought you were right about what you said. I didn't see you changed words.
Change it to virus like what I originally said.
You just made up this statement: โviruses dont mutate if everyones vaccinatedโ
This is pretty confusing.
Please explain to me who mutated and why
I was gonna give you the benefit of the doubt but
@ksucc ๐ just talk facts
Lets just say your explanations are all correct
''Its these errors that allow RNA viruses, such as influenza and HIV, to mutate rapidly from host cell to host cell, and make it difficult for vaccines and natural immunities to keep up and prepare for new strains of the virus'' https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/faq-how-viruses-mutate-1.780051 This is the problem with vaccinations, it makes your normal immune system weaker and more accustomed to the artificial antigen that was given with vaccination.
Why do people who are vaccinated still get the disease they are supposed to be immune from?
Because you, who donโt vaccinate, make the virus mutate and so our vaccines arenโt effective
@ksucc ๐ A virus can still mutate if you're vaccinated loool
HIV is a complex virus who mutates so frequently that it cannot be made a vaccine for it
It is called retrovirus
That virus is now stronger due to the vaccinations and you will make your immune system much weaker by making it accustomed to the antigen given to you each time.
Viruses canโt be resistant
That is not true
they can mutate and be stronger against vaccinations, why do you need a new flu shot every 3 years you think?
Because viruses are not living beings boi
Flu is a different virus every year
@rivenator12113 everytime you ask questions hes gonna come up with another bs microbiology that suits his argument
Bacteria are living beings and they can produce resistant structures
Viruses need to parasite a body
@ksucc ๐ Because it got used to the antigen and it became stronger, you will always need a new flu shot. You think just because you vaccinated yourself the virus is dead? No, it can mutate and survive to the antigen. That's why you need a new flu shot every 3 years, that's not even some anti-vaxx propaganda that's what you pro-vaxxers say.
If they donโt enter the body of someone/or animals they canโt survive or mutate since they arenโt living beings
@ksucc ๐ bruh stop your statements even go against pro vaxers
You are just going everywhere at this point
No Iโm not
Iโm just replying to your statements
I don't even know why I'm replying anymore, the statements I made was knowledge already made public for any person that vaccinates. You need a new vaccine every x years because the virus mutates and become stronger against the antigen given to you.
@ksucc ๐ do you know how vaccines "work"?
Yea but itโs irrelevant
not really
just explain to me how vaccines work
Why
just explain the idea
not difficult
I donโt say itโs difficult
Well itโs not a short argument
i just want to know how much you know about viruses, human biology etc
Okay