Just a question...did the smallpox vaccination cause AIDS (like an adverse reaction) or did the smallpox vaccinations literally create AIDS because they weren't really smallpox vaccinations.
The first is way, way more plausible to me, the latter not so much, because massive smallpox vaccination campaigns didn't cause AIDS elsewhere.
Cause, as AIDS just stands for "acquired immune deficiency syndrome" and simply means a collapse of the immune system, that they are erroneously linking to HIV, an extremely common virus that takes hold in weakened immune systems. And the term virus is not entirely accurate either, as most of which is just junk DNA in the body causing disease.
Yeah I agree with your thoughts, I think for it to have spread so widely there it would have definitely spread widely elsewhere as well, but really the "epidemic" has sort of subsided over the past decade, and that's because all of those vaccination efforts of all worn off/the people have died from old age, etc.
Just a question...did the smallpox vaccination cause AIDS (like an adverse reaction) or did the smallpox vaccinations literally create AIDS because they weren't really smallpox vaccinations.
The first is way, way more plausible to me, the latter not so much, because massive smallpox vaccination campaigns didn't cause AIDS elsewhere.
Cause, as AIDS just stands for "acquired immune deficiency syndrome" and simply means a collapse of the immune system, that they are erroneously linking to HIV, an extremely common virus that takes hold in weakened immune systems. And the term virus is not entirely accurate either, as most of which is just junk DNA in the body causing disease.
I'm not convinced it wasn't also an unexpected genetic reaction.
Yeah I agree with your thoughts, I think for it to have spread so widely there it would have definitely spread widely elsewhere as well, but really the "epidemic" has sort of subsided over the past decade, and that's because all of those vaccination efforts of all worn off/the people have died from old age, etc.