I understand there is a debate about how people get sick.  But there is no debate about the fact that people are getting sick and that the illness is caused by something.  So when I get called out for "fear mongering" because I recognize that people are getting sick and that there is a cure for the illness, I'm going to fight back.  I'm not going to participate in a technical debate about what causes illness.  I'm just trying to help people to understand that we don't have to be worried about an illness that has an inexpensive cure.  And if I say that the illness is caused by a virus, I'm just going along with what almost everyone else is saying about it today.  I don't have an obligation to justify that any further.

Clemens Maria, I regret to have written that rude comment. Please accept my apologies.

Accepted.  And sorry for losing my temper.  I'm a little touchy on that topic because I certainly was mistaken about it a few months ago.  And maybe I'm mistaken about other things too.  We'll see.  I will change my mind if I think there is sufficient evidence to do so.

Okay, CM, we don’t want to be known as losers and be out of synch with you and the moderator.

Strut and I will check ourselves into our local Urgent Care clinics to get tested for the jew-flu.

We’ll ask them to put us on ventilators, whether we’re  “positive” or not.

I’m sorry for losing my temper.

I’m sorry for losing my temper.

I apologize too CM.

I did a bad job of being sarcastic in my initial reply to Strut.

My take is the vaccine is the most important issue on the table for Catholics.  

It’s our modern equivalent to Diocletian’s demand to burn incense.

Look up Dr. Andy Kaufman (Koch's and River's postulates), exosomes/viruses, and terrain vs. germ theory (Bechamp vs Pasteur).

Thank you.
I'm now studying the Bechamp vs Pasteur. You ;learn something everyday