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5/30/2014 2:13:31 AM
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The thing about vaccinationsis that the more you try to fight a virus or infection, the quicker it adapts. You are fucking the human race if you support vaccinations and medication for everything.
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That's why small pox, and polio are still prevalent amirite?
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If you can immunize everyone, and I mean everyone, the target virus (if it is specific to a single species host) can be rendered extinct before it "adapts". Smallpox is extinct. And we came "very close" to doing the same to polio. There's still hope.
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Noelle, stahp.
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You would have failed entry level immunology.
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... Source? Or is Noelle just rustling about?
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Noelle does not rustle about.
