So, is the idea of improving the state through artificial selection absurd?

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So, is the idea of improving the state through artificial selection absurd?

As I understand it, in relation to this topic of vaccinations, it translates as: "Vaccinations are a means of artificial selection for upgrading citizens. We record who survives, and those who don't... well, that's just the way it is." So, people are vaccinated with the same vaccines from different manufacturers in different countries – choose whichever you want, it's a kaleidoscope. But against whom are all these efforts so consistently and persistently directed? Against imaginary enemies? Or perhaps against diseases that are not biased and simply want to attack and finish off the unprepared? You, vaccinated adults, want to roll back the evolution of medicine as a science, based primarily on fears of something unclear and statistics of unfortunate cases. Let's then re-derive the laws of physics, reinvent the wheel, and play the first Heroes game. Here is a cool and good article on the topic. Caution: contains profanity. I suggest starting with the "Holy War" section:D

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Ariputra, everything you write is mostly superficial and rambling. And often outright fabrications.
The same can be said about you.
That's the point – we don't know anything about the vaccine; the "Judeo-Masons" are cannibals of the 21st century, and they skillfully exploit this.
Other, less well-known cosmonauts tell stories about elephant corpses and human-like giants with wings. But this is not just not publicized; it is deliberately hushed up and suppressed.
First of all, such selection is a means of slowing down the overpopulation of the planet, which in turn is a global problem.
Secondly, people who are healthier physically and mentally, and more intelligent, are capable of performing higher tasks, which in turn leads to the development of both the state and humanity as a whole.
And evolution in medicine is nothing compared to biological evolution.
And statistics are just an indicator of how a particular operation is progressing.

Vaccinations appeared even when there wasn't such a problem. However, in Russia and Ukraine, such a problem won't arise for a long time:(
Yes, vaccinations are a useful thing.
I didn't understand that.
Yes. And?:confused: What is the argument about? Did you read the article?

I'll bash Ariputra again. Besides mixing Slavs with dirt, he also doesn't know the history of the 20th century.
Let's reason logically from the perspective of a global Masonic conspiracy. Which country should become the main enemy of Jews worldwide, which should be humiliated and remain on its knees for the next 1000 years of its history? I think it's Germany, as the successor to the Nazis. But what is the reality?
I don't see you succeeding in doing that.

RiMpel2, for some reason, you see vaccinations as a means of artificial selection, rather than as a help to the human body. I'm saying that's not the case.
I don't see it either, so I suggested reading the article. It has more arguments, a photo of the leader of the anti-vaccination movement, and lots of other stuff on the topic of vaccinations.

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