IT’S TOXICITY STUPID
No one in human history has ever gotten ill from a virus. It’s a massive topic but the real cause if illness has absolutely nothing to do with germs and everything to do with toxins. Covid19 is a massive hoax.
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You know, why is it so much easier for some people to believe in made-up toxins which were never observed in a human body instead of viral infections, which have been observed and studied in great detail? Are all these pointless inventions only there to keep up the pretense of having esoteric knowledge that scientists simply neglect or oppress? So ultimately just another way for some people to make them feel special about their own apparently pitiful lifes? That's quite sad if true.
IT’S TOXICITY STUPID
IT’S TOXIC PITY I DUST
No one in human history has ever gotten ill from a virus
Never mind the likes of what happened centuries ago re. the Black Death, as of just a little over a year ago - thus has been well documented - 500,000+ families in the US alone would like a word with you, fartsar.
the real cause if [sic] illness
And here, we have the fundamental error: There is no common cause of all diseases. Biology is extremely complex and diverse, and there are many things that can cause malfunctions: There are diseases caused by various types of poisonings, diseases caused by parasitic microorganisms of various types, diseases caused by poisons produced by microorganism, diseases caused by macroscopic parasites, diseases caused by genetic defects, diseases caused by traumatic injury, diseases caused by psychosomatics, diseases caused by malfunction of the body’s own systems, diseases caused by malnutrition, diseases caused by more exotic things such as prions… And often, the same symptoms and syndromes can be caused by more than one aethiology.
If there is no such thing as contagions, only toxins, why are there diseases that reconstructably spread through contact and travel?
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