Devil's advocate: What if someone sticks a disease in your body without your permission?

I believe California, at least, has ruled that intentionally infecting someone with a virus -- even HIV (allegedly causes AIDS) -- is not a crime. hmmmm

Regardless, your "devil's advocate" implicitly requires an ability to prove:

1. the existence of the virus (SARSCOV2 has not been isolated in human tissue w/o a "bovine serum" as a catalyst);

2. who gave this alleged virus to you, noting

3. PCR tests (cycles to >35 amplifications - as they are all -- produces a false positive rate of greater then 95%);

Devil's advocate: What if someone sticks a disease in your body without your permission?

I believe California, at least, has ruled that intentionally infecting someone with HIV (allegedly causes AIDS) is not a crime. hmmmm

Regardless, your "devil's advocate" implicitly requires an ability to prove:

1. the existence of the virus (SARSCOV2 has not been isolated in human tissue w/o a "bovine serum" as a catalyst);

2. who gave this alleged virus to you, noting

3. PCR tests (cycles to >35 amplifications - as they are all -- produces a false positive rate of greater then 95%);

Devil's advocate: What if someone sticks a disease in your body without your permission?

I believe California, at least, has ruled that intentionally infecting someone with HIV (allegedly causes AIDS) is not a crime.

Regardless, your "devil's advocate" implicitly an ability to prove:

1. the existence of the virus (SARSCOV2 has not been isolated in human tissue w/o a "bovine serum" as a catalyst);

2. who gave this alleged virus to you, noting

3. PCR tests (cycles to >35 amplifications - as they are all -- produces a false positive rate of greater then 95%);