If they all eat badly and have weak stomachs.

Germ theory is only one side of the equation.

Bacterias only act as pathogens if the stomach can't handle them.

It's like saying a house burned down because it had gas in it.

Now sure, there can be a mistake where from outside a super large sum of gas enters and overloads the system. Happens (and even then, if a system is very strong...). But most of the times, it's an ok amount of gas, put into a shit system with bugs.

It makes absolutely 0 sense to only consider the strength of a push, or the resistance of the wall, when judging the impact. 0. Either the push is too strong for the resistance, or the resistance is for the push. It's a relation, neither as an absolute is a smart take.

If they all eat badly and have weak stomachs.

Germ theory is only one side of the equation.

Bacterias only act as pathogens if the stomach can't handle them.

It's like saying a house burned down because it had gas in it.

Now sure, there can be a mistake where from outside a super large sum of gas enters and overloads the system. Happens. But most of the times, it's an ok amount of gas, put into a shit system with bugs.

It makes absolutely 0 sense to only consider the strength of a push, or the resistance of the wall, when judging the impact. 0. Either the push is too strong for the resistance, or the resistance is for the push. It's a relation, neither as an absolute is a smart take.

If they all eat badly and have weak stomachs.

Germ theory is only one side of the equation.

Bacterias only act as pathogens if the stomach can't handle them.

It's like saying a house burned down because it had gas in it.

Now sure, there can be a mistake where from outside a super large sum of gas enters and overloads the system. Happens. But most of the times, it's an ok amount of gas, put into a shit system with bugs.