@xianc78 @ryo there's a bunch of people who this is their first time hearing about terrain theory and they take it as a revelation and decide this must be the secret real history of diseases.

probably also a couple stories about when people inject viruses and don't contract the disease. that's happened where people shot themselves up with HIV and don't get AIDS or in polio research they were unable to get primapes to contract polio by natural means (they had to inject polio directly in to the brainstem to get a response.)

in part that's just because viruses have their preferred attack vectors and if they don't get the one they are built for they just get spotted and killed instead.

@ryo Viruses, maybe. But germs in general certainly do exist. We do know that microorganisms exist and it's safe to assume that if one is inside your body it can do some harm to you.

@digdeeper @xianc78 @ryo They don't have an explanation because that's not really what it's about. It's about medicine today being a total fraud, which is pretty obvious, and also there being no evidence of the existence of viruses and the supposed process that they use to find them being absolutely fucktarded, and another Rockefeller invention that they used to take over the medical system, from the medical schools to the regulatory organizations that they then used to ban anything that questioned their nonsense.

Why do people get sick? I don't know, that is the honest answer. I didn't know when I believed in viruses either, I just thought it sounded plausible and I assumed that it was something that was actually observed. I changed my mind because I heard multiple doctors explain that viruses are fake, including a virologist or two that came to that realization in the last two years. Some things that probably make people sick? Bacteria (sanitation has helped with those) and toxins. Or poison, which is what virus meant in the first place. That is what makes sense to me. I know that if I drink a cup of poison, I will die. So poison in smaller amounts in the food and water supply causing damage over time makes sense. There may also historical correlations between spraying larger amounts of poison on crops and outbreaks of disease. Simple explanation, happens to make sense.

The fact is that everything that we consume is poisoned, and "medicine" completely ignores that, because again, it is fake, it doesn't care about health, it only cares about selling drugs and it wants people to be perpetually sick because that's more profitable. Do I have a single reason to just trust them that these invisible things exist? No, and I also have plenty of reason not to, so I don't. I even trust myself more. I'm no expert but at least I'm not full of shit. And are there people out there that know? Yes. Mostly the ones that are actively hiding that information. I bet that the Rockefellers use real medicine.

https://odysee.com/@TheTruthWillSetYouFree:a/Rockefeller-Medicine-Corbett-Report:4

@TerminalAutism @digdeeper @ryo Well that's only about viruses, not pathogens in general. Microorganisms DO exist and given that they do eat other cells, it's safe to assume that they can do damage if they are inside of you. And I do know that some bacteria (not viruses) can cause cold or flu-like symptoms. If viruses really don't exist, then I assume most pathogenic diseases are caused by bacteria.

As for viruses in particular, I don't know really. They are said to be much smaller than cells and nobody can conclude whether they are living or non-living and their entire existence seems to contradict what we know about evolution (on theory I heard claims that viruses are really loose Ribosomes).

However, my doubts also come from the fact that these germ theory deniers also tend to be flat-earthers, who I really believe are a psy-op.

@xianc78 @TerminalAutism @digdeeper Oh, that's what you mean with germs?
I thought it was linked to viruses, not something like bacteria.

@ryo @TerminalAutism @digdeeper "Germ" refers to any microorganism that can cause disease.

@xianc78 @digdeeper @ryo Yes, bacteria do exist. So do toxins that can make you sick, and bad nutrition, and lack of exercise, and having a stressful life. There are plenty of bad things to go around, viruses just don't seem to necessarily be one of them.

@TerminalAutism @digdeeper @ryo Those factors could be weakening your immune system, making you more vulnerable to pathogens.

@xianc78 @digdeeper @ryo Yes. People live horrible lifestyles, that is the cause of most disease. Along with the poison in everything, including the poisons that they are injected with from birth.