not the first time either ever hear of SV-40

Also, I just realized. That isn't even a properly labeled diagram of the human genome

It makes presumptions of listed data with no listing

What on Earth is that

SVT-40

yea it is lol

Then provide the full schematic

Proportions in tow

Not just a vague graphic

Without it, the data to be gleaned is useless

Other than "pretty circle"

As to me being a customer, that is circular logic of I have ever seen it. Along with making an argument from ignorance.

I needn't explain that both are pretty notorious fallacies.

http://humansarefree.com/2019/10/cancer-was-spread-through-millions-of.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8M3HOqOAdU https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/604794480759013406/630729825102987275/cdc-sv402Bpolio2Bcancer.png?width=549&height=677

You do not make the conclusion and then draw up rudimentary data to say it supports it.

seems you have done zero research

talking out your ass

you didnt even know wtf sv40 was

Far from it, I talk out other orifices.

@.𝒥𝒶𝓂 stop being closed minded

!mute @Thinky

yawn

tired of debating with ppl who know nothing about what they are debating

they know what they are told

by their priests

vaccines are horrible

makes the joke svt40

they inject horrible stuff into u

shows his ignorance to the topic

brb

i hate vaccines

approximately 71.6% of the population were vaccinated in 2017 and approximately 20% died by cancer in 2017, 9.6 million people died of cancer. which is 0.13 percent of the population, whilst in 1990, 5.7 million people died of cancer which is 0.076 percent of the population, the percentage of people who were vaccinated in 1990 is 61% which is with 5 vaccines, so it could be argued that either the measles 2nd dose or rotavirus do in fact cause cancer. I don't have a stand on either side I just found it interesting. People may also argue that it is linked to population and the amount of other carcinogens that are available. I think my stats are right I'm not sure.

i hate vaccines but i must say, i don't think they cause cancer

cancer is not spread like taht

*that

Cancer is indeed, a replication issue.

Injecting it requires some living cellular form to attach itself and restructure one's DNA

That is at least if we are injecting it through a liquid

Of note Citizen, I am more than willing to discuss such matters, I just get a bit frustrated when being hit with Ad Hominems