01-25-2021, 06:53 PM
I have something of a different opinion about the origins of the virus. Where did the Rona come from? It came from modern medicine.
For generations now we've been using antibiotics to treat infections. If a person is on deaths doorstep and antibiotics can save them, then antibiotics are a good thing and should be used. But now (at least here in America) people even get prescribed antibiotics as a preventative measure rather than a treatment. Over decades, the wide use of antibiotics has had 2 effects.
1. infectious agents evolve, adapt, mutate, and become stronger than the antibiotics being used
2. people develop atrophied weakened immune systems less capable of fighting infection.
Most people have heard of the common cold, and had it several times. It's a fact that some strains of common cold are a strain of corona virus. I've come to believe that "Covid 19" is actually just a strain of the common cold that has grown strong while our immune systems have grown weak. We've become so weak as a population that we can't even fight off the common cold anymore.
So we institute lockdowns, mask requirements, social distancing, and start work on vaccines. None of these do anything to fix the underlying problem - weak immune system vs evolved virus. In fact, they only make our immune systems weaker and more dependent on modern medicine. Maybe the vaccine in some months or years will allow this strain of corona virus (covid19) to be eliminated, but the next incarnation of super virus (whether it's sars or bird flu or whatever's popular in the news) will be even more virulent and more deadly. The CDC (center for disease control) in America even published a statement that there is no food you can eat to increase the power of your immune system. That's just silly to me - what, other than nutrition, can have a better impact on your immune systems potential? How can you fight infection if you aren't eating healthy food? It's almost like the CDC doesn't want people to be independently healthy, they only want us to be healthy if the medical industry can take credit for it.
I don't hold any government responsible for the Rona - it's a wider systemic problem caused by our fear of infections and reliance on modern medicine. Be strong. Take a hit. Don't be afraid of a sickness. Yes, being sick is very unpleasant. Yes, you may die. Your loved ones may die. But anyone can die at any time - struck by lightning or hit by a drunk driver. However, while the weak may die, unable to fight the Rona, the strong will live on to breed a better population. This is called evolution, or natural selection, and modern medicine will stop it dead in its tracks.
Or you can try to keep everyone alive while we all get progressively weaker. The people incapable of producing their own antibodies will multiply. The grip of modern medicine will choke harder on our personal freedoms every time a new virus comes along.
Remember that you have a choice. Caveat Emptor.
For generations now we've been using antibiotics to treat infections. If a person is on deaths doorstep and antibiotics can save them, then antibiotics are a good thing and should be used. But now (at least here in America) people even get prescribed antibiotics as a preventative measure rather than a treatment. Over decades, the wide use of antibiotics has had 2 effects.
1. infectious agents evolve, adapt, mutate, and become stronger than the antibiotics being used
2. people develop atrophied weakened immune systems less capable of fighting infection.
Most people have heard of the common cold, and had it several times. It's a fact that some strains of common cold are a strain of corona virus. I've come to believe that "Covid 19" is actually just a strain of the common cold that has grown strong while our immune systems have grown weak. We've become so weak as a population that we can't even fight off the common cold anymore.
So we institute lockdowns, mask requirements, social distancing, and start work on vaccines. None of these do anything to fix the underlying problem - weak immune system vs evolved virus. In fact, they only make our immune systems weaker and more dependent on modern medicine. Maybe the vaccine in some months or years will allow this strain of corona virus (covid19) to be eliminated, but the next incarnation of super virus (whether it's sars or bird flu or whatever's popular in the news) will be even more virulent and more deadly. The CDC (center for disease control) in America even published a statement that there is no food you can eat to increase the power of your immune system. That's just silly to me - what, other than nutrition, can have a better impact on your immune systems potential? How can you fight infection if you aren't eating healthy food? It's almost like the CDC doesn't want people to be independently healthy, they only want us to be healthy if the medical industry can take credit for it.
I don't hold any government responsible for the Rona - it's a wider systemic problem caused by our fear of infections and reliance on modern medicine. Be strong. Take a hit. Don't be afraid of a sickness. Yes, being sick is very unpleasant. Yes, you may die. Your loved ones may die. But anyone can die at any time - struck by lightning or hit by a drunk driver. However, while the weak may die, unable to fight the Rona, the strong will live on to breed a better population. This is called evolution, or natural selection, and modern medicine will stop it dead in its tracks.
Or you can try to keep everyone alive while we all get progressively weaker. The people incapable of producing their own antibodies will multiply. The grip of modern medicine will choke harder on our personal freedoms every time a new virus comes along.
Remember that you have a choice. Caveat Emptor.