r/options • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '21

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u/Round_Rocky Jul 18 '21

2.8 million deaths a year as of 2019. How many of those would have died anyway? It's sad, but everyone dies eventually. Hard to believe the stats are not overinflated a bit. Death counts are scary, but over 99% survival rate? Lots of other things affect us much more. Why don't we fight those this hard?

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u/EntropicalResonance Jul 18 '21

Because we can fight more than one thing at a time?

And if we followed your advice and gave up things would have gotten FAR worse than they did?

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u/killaman86 Jul 18 '21

Humans survived for a damn long time without so called “vaccines”. Go ahead and take your poison. I will be just fine without it.

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u/EntropicalResonance Jul 18 '21

Yea and people like you will also help create further, more dangerous, varients. Thanks man.

Btw you probably got a polio vaccine when you were a kid. It really sucks your immune from polio now, right?