Replies to post #1205 on Globalist Reality Report

[DarthYoda]

First of all, gross. Secondly, nothing you said in that post was true or correct.

Smallpox vaccine was played with for almost 200 years, resulting in lots of problems for lots of people.

How long did it take to eradicate smallpox after a vaccine was originally developed?
Smallpox remains the only human disease to be eradicated globally, and it took 184 years between the development of the first-ever vaccine in 1796 to its eradication in 1980.

https://www.businessinsider.com/who-it-took-184-years-to-eradicate-smallpox-after-vaccine-2020-5

Seasonal influenza is not eradicated. It's just labeled as covid now.

"Covid-19" will never be eradicated, unless it is replaced with another more virulent threat, courtesy of your rulers.

Oh, and don't forget those booster shots coming soon.

[DarthYoda]

Smallpox vaccine was basically a 184 year stage 3 trial. Your vaccine, which isn't even based on the same concept, is not even one year old.

[DarthYoda]

Well, technically, we can say it was a 170 year stage 3 trial...not FDA approved until 2007.

It was approved for use in the United States by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on 31 August 2007. It contains live vaccinia virus, cloned from the same strain used in an earlier vaccine, Dryvax.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox_vaccine

[DarthYoda]

Though, to be fair, Dryvax, the predecessor, was licensed by the FDA in 1931, so if I play nice and go off of that date, we still had 104 years of experimenting. Far more than anything you are talking about.

[Garden Rose]

My cousin is a pediatrician and he's not vaccinating his teenage son, neither is my own doctor vaccinating her adolescent children.

To each his own.

[janice shell]

Unfortunately, it may not disappear due to self-centered anti-vaxers who allow the virus to continue to mutate into more dangerous and harder to treat variants which hurts not only our country/neighbors (un-patriotic) but the world.

Yes. It's extremely selfish.