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Well, why not? If a person survives after the vaccination, that's good. Maybe their offspring will be stronger too. And if they don't survive... well, that's their fate.

I've already answered this, and there's no basis for reasoning like that in this case. But without vaccinations, the situation is as follows: a person survives without a vaccination – that's good. Maybe their offspring will be stronger too. And if they don't survive... well, that's their fate. And "that's their fate" will happen quite often.

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Ariputra at least provides links to quasi-scientific sources, but you're just pulling things out of thin air.

Did you read it? There's even less chance that you would read it from serious encyclopedias.

If a person can't handle the dose of the vaccine and dies, is that helping the body? No, it's selection. But if they don't die and have a chance to get sick and survive in the future, then it's definitely a help. Or is it okay to kill a thousand to help another thousand?

Where? What thousands are dying? What's all the fuss about for no reason?

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Everything will be alright :)

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