Message from @D0mest1kDr0ne
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Sanitation killed most disease, vaccines only came after and took all the credit.
If someone doesn’t agree with you you can’t just call them a troll
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Sanitation is a big part of avoiding diseases, yes, but being clean doesn't make you as safe as a vaccine would.
I am saying that Chicken made a spurious claim an then DOomest jumped on that, rather then examining and critically thinking!
*60% of Europe has left the chat*
Because he looked into it
He examined
@D0mest1kDr0ne Back in the 50-60s vaccines weren't rampant yet it was at that time where most viruses got obliterated. Vaccines are useless
Source
@Logrian posted it
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Maybe because the people who had them died? Again.
That was untrustworthy
I posted two sources too!
The Plague didn't kill the whole world because it killed most of euorpe before it could be spread.
An NO it isnt UNTRUSTWORTHY, now hush!
How do you know it's trustworthy?
Free speech
Because there are MUTPIPLE sources saying the same thing!
The point of Vaccines is to expose you to a non harmful strain of the disease so you can build up antibodies to fight it off in the future. It doesn’t totally prevent you from getting the disease, it just helps your body to fight it.
Above trolls, look!
@D0mest1kDr0ne source for that?
@Metallica exactly
we had one post yours
IM losing braincells to this conversation
A source on the plague dying out?
he called bull on our source so he needs to post his
Sources for mortality rates of these diseases, probably
give me a minute
I posted many sources, you have NONE now hush!
I am gonna die on just reading some nonsense
On the plague
I’ll find one
You're strawmanning
We never talked about black plague, show up the source where you said it was bull that most diseases were almost wiped in the 50-60s
I mentioned it I think
The vaccine graphs (above) were provided by Greg Beattie, author of, Vaccination: A Parent's Dilemma. Data for the meningitis graph was obtained from the Australian Institute for Health and Welfare's book, General Record of Incidence of Mortality. Data for the whooping cough, diphtheria, and measles graphs was extracted from, The History of Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Whooping Cough in Australia, by J.H.L. Cumpston in 1927, and Australian Bureau of Statistics population data. Australian information was used because such statistical data is not as freely available in the United States.
