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Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan
I totally disagree with the guy but I think the point is being misrepresented. If you are vaccinated against say the original virus. Then, your immune system will kill clones of the original virus, and any variants that are similar. That is what it is supposed to do.
So, what happens if there is a mutation, in your body, that your immune system doesn't recognize? Well, it will not get killed.
The problem is what happens next. I don't know. I am not an expert.
But, think about this.
Every year most (many?) people get influenza vaccinations. So, why are we not all dead from mutated mega influenza viruses resulting from being vaccinated?
Every year millions of children get vaccinated against various viruses. Why aren't we all dead from polio, chickenpox, etc. as a result of a mega monster mutating because of the vaccinations?
So, who do we believe, a Vet that says our entire immune system has been destroyed if we got vaccinated (which means EVERYONE that has been vaccinated will soon be DEAD - you can't live without an immune system outside of a sterile bubble).
Or scientists that have worked their entire lives in this field, and have minor achievements like eradicating polio, chickenpox, measle, et al.
Inquiring minds want to know...
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Because maybe much is still unknown about this virus because it was made in a lab? That's why a traditional vaccine couldn't be created for it so they had to go the experimental route and take some chances. Maybe the virus won't behave in the same way a virus from a naturally occurring source would?
Actually, no maybes about it. Those are actual reasons why.