You bring up some good points. I am really not sure.
We are lucky to have lived in a time where many afflictions are no more because of vaccinations. If we were alive when polio was still active in the Americas we likely know more about it.
Here, the cherry on the shitcake that completely obliterates the "it's gonna mutate if we don't vax everybody at gun point" argument https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2017/06/28/534403083/mutant-strains-of-polio-vaccine-now-cause-more-paralysis-than-wild-polio?t=1588609100706
Mutant Strains Of Polio Vaccine Now Cause More Paralysis Than Wild Polio
For the first time, the number of children paralyzed by mutant strains of the polio vaccine are greater than the number of children paralyzed by polio itself.
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Imagine that...
That shows the danger of it mutating if it isn't eradicated. If those countries weren't street shitters, this would not be a problem for them.
Yeah, but still
The vaccine itself gave birth to the actual worse strain... And yeah the solution isn't an "everything vaccine", because that's where they are all pushing us to... That's what I'm wary of, the vaccine god idol bill gates would be too happy to manage
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So far in 2017, there have been only six cases of "wild" polio reported anywhere in the world. By "wild," public health officials mean the disease caused by polio virus found naturally in the environment. By contrast, there have been 21 cases of vaccine-derived polio this year. These cases look remarkably similar to regular polio. But laboratory tests show they're caused by remnants of the oral polio vaccine that have gotten loose in the environment, mutated and regained their ability to paralyze unvaccinated children "It's actually an interesting conundrum. The very tool you are using for [polio] eradication is causing the problem," says Raul Andino, a professor of microbiology at the University of California at San Francisco.
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