Well, see the problem is, in Current Climate(TM), you can call anything a "vaccine", even if it patently isn't one, and the public will just lap it up...
But point 2) Vaccines are usually for bacteria, not viruses. That is what they were originally developed to fight against, and what they are most effective at combatting...
Finally, vaccines are normally trialled over multiple years, and in multiple varied "treatment groups", of a sample size large enough to give results that can be extrapolated with a reasonable degree of accuracy to the whole population...
That usually takes AT LEAST 4 years, PER vaccine. None of these "vaccines", of which each major Big Pharmacorp seems to have an iteration, went through any of that, to any reasonable degree. Not a single one. So we don't even really KNOW how effective, or otherwise, they may be, at anything, because we, the great unwashed, ARE that sample group. We are the guinea pigs. And that, in essence, is one of the main problems with rushing all this shit, and with mandating, in any way, that people take the so-called "vaccines"...
So yeah.
Source: I'm literally an evolutionary biologist and a statistician, lol... I just haven't drunk the Koolaid, though I keep that to myself, mostly, obviously!
This doesn't seem true. Cowpox, virus. MMR, all three are viruses. Polio, virus. Pertussis is a bacteria, but it's the only vaccine that came to mind that is.
I'm not saying that vaccines for viruses don't exist - just that it is harder to produce an effective one, than for bacteria...
I may be slightly off track (I guess I was more looking towards antibiotics, which, as the name suggests, don't work for vaccines), but yes, you are right, we do have vaccines for a lot of that stuff, but they took many, many years to develop, and to successfully roll out, unlike (apparently) these "vaccines" for the sniffles...
I mean, we still don't even have effective vaccines against retroviruses (treatments, yes... Vaccines, no...) such as HIV, yet, so... I just don't believe that an effective "vax" against coof could have been properly developed, tested and sampled, in this time, no matter the apparent money and resources thrown at big pharma to that end...
But anyway, you've proven that I should probably do some more research, and get my facts a bit straighter, because I slightly mixed up two "facts", there, but my general point still stands.
And as for vaccines against the big baccies, as I was gesticulating at, here's a few I found at a glance: typhoid, tetanus, pneumococcus, meningococcus B, cholera, and fucking anthrax, of all things...
So sure, I was slightly off, when it comes to antiviral vaccines (apparently I need to study more human toxicology, instead of animals, lol...), but my general point is, I think, still fairly valid. But I admit you did find a flaw in my logic, so I stand corrected on that much.
Well, see the problem is, in Current Climate(TM), you can call anything a "vaccine", even if it patently isn't one, and the public will just lap it up...
But point 2) Vaccines are usually for bacteria, not viruses. That is what they were originally developed to fight against, and what they are most effective at combatting...
Finally, vaccines are normally trialled over multiple years, and in multiple varied "treatment groups", of a sample size large enough to give results that can be extrapolated with a reasonable degree of accuracy to the whole population...
That usually takes AT LEAST 4 years, PER vaccine. None of these "vaccines", of which each major Big Pharmacorp seems to have an iteration, went through any of that, to any reasonable degree. Not a single one. So we don't even really KNOW how effective, or otherwise, they may be, at anything, because we, the great unwashed, ARE that sample group. We are the guinea pigs. And that, in essence, is one of the main problems with rushing all this shit, and with mandating, in any way, that people take the so-called "vaccines"...
So yeah.
Source: I'm literally an evolutionary biologist and a statistician, lol... I just haven't drunk the Koolaid, though I keep that to myself, mostly, obviously!
Well sure, but are you a mod on a couple of small internet forums? Checkmate atheists!
This doesn't seem true. Cowpox, virus. MMR, all three are viruses. Polio, virus. Pertussis is a bacteria, but it's the only vaccine that came to mind that is.
I'm not saying that vaccines for viruses don't exist - just that it is harder to produce an effective one, than for bacteria...
I may be slightly off track (I guess I was more looking towards antibiotics, which, as the name suggests, don't work for vaccines), but yes, you are right, we do have vaccines for a lot of that stuff, but they took many, many years to develop, and to successfully roll out, unlike (apparently) these "vaccines" for the sniffles...
I mean, we still don't even have effective vaccines against retroviruses (treatments, yes... Vaccines, no...) such as HIV, yet, so... I just don't believe that an effective "vax" against coof could have been properly developed, tested and sampled, in this time, no matter the apparent money and resources thrown at big pharma to that end...
But anyway, you've proven that I should probably do some more research, and get my facts a bit straighter, because I slightly mixed up two "facts", there, but my general point still stands.
And as for vaccines against the big baccies, as I was gesticulating at, here's a few I found at a glance: typhoid, tetanus, pneumococcus, meningococcus B, cholera, and fucking anthrax, of all things...
So sure, I was slightly off, when it comes to antiviral vaccines (apparently I need to study more human toxicology, instead of animals, lol...), but my general point is, I think, still fairly valid. But I admit you did find a flaw in my logic, so I stand corrected on that much.