And vaccines don't necessarely "save" you

As i said, it's just training

but if your body is well fed and in good shape (no smoking ,etc) it may be able to counter it by itself.

Vaccines are only here to "help".

Plus, nothing wrong with vaccines, they dont cause any external diseases

Also, you can do experiments on rats (or people) to see that if you make a rat (or again, a person) sick of...uhh, tetanos let's say, one with the vaccine and the other one without it, i'll let you guess which one lives and which one dies

😄

okay, lets test two groups, one has gotten a vaccine for measles 20 years ago, another has gotten measles 20 years ago. Who will have the most blood titers present?

Problem is

I just said it

Vaccines are NOT permanent.

If you've got a vaccine for measles but never actually got measles

it wont do crap

But if you DO get measles during the set period of time

it'll save you ezpz

And i'm standing by my point unless i'm proved wrong.

This is random but werent vaccines made from fetuses?

Yes

Nooooooo

They use fetal cells

But its not the same wtf

Those cells do not come from fetuses

They can create these cells in a lab

Just need one cell from a fetus and you can create millions of cells from that

They come from fetuses

I think its more they test it on fetal cells but dont include them in the vaccine.

They are in them

whats going on?

Fetal tissue in the vaxx does not surprise me to be honest.

Pretty much nothing this evil world does can surprise me anymore

What's the point of putting feral tissue in a vaxx, extra protein or something?

*fetal

I mean, there's a reason behind every action

They don't put fetal tissue in vaccines lol

I agree that they test with fetal, but that was long ago, it's more synthetic I guess, and why even bother about already dead corpses, they can't do all harm

@April I believe but I'm saying for arguments sake

Ol

Ok

The foetus is dead so why should you care, at least they aren't killing you immediately when you vaxx

I mean, if it was for a experiment, imma be like "go science"

But I don't think it is