I apologize, brother. I misunderstood and thought you were targeting me because I mentioned blocking in my previous post.
As I've said before, I may not always agree with your opinions, but you're surely entitled to them (PS. please read my signature).
Regarding the topic, numerous reports have already linked HIV and chickenpox with COVID vaccines. However, there's a concept of vaccines potentially making "hidden" infected cells more noticeable, not necessarily increasing infections but rather their detection. In other words, just because someone doesn't test positive (covid, hiv, herpes, syphilis, etc), doesn't mean they aren't carrying it, just means that tests didn't detect it. Also, vaccines were never supposed to completly irradicate whatever disease they were meant for. It was only meant to give you a fighting chance if you happen to be the in group that is more fragile to those specific infections. Everything we consume has a warning label, even water.
As for the rise in other viruses and infections, immigration
could definitly influence this, akin to how a rise in crime gets noticed. Other factors like the increase in unprotected sex also plays a role. So many fucking dirty people out there its disgusting (dunno how you girls do it sometimes).
Also, media outlets, like TVA and Journal de Montreal, often highlight such points. My takeaway over the last decade is to be cautious with journalism, as many stories lack comprehensive details in favor of a click-bait headline to increase their revenues. Is there such a report, sure. The conclusion in the said report does state "While our study confirmed previously identified rare safety signals following COVID-19 vaccination and contributed evidence on several other important outcomes, further investigation is warranted to confirm associations and
assess clinical significance." From my non-medical understanding that means its not really conclusive.
However, the chickenpox and polio issues particularly bothers me. Blaming COVID vaccines while overlooking the lack of vaccination by parents is perplexing. It's similar to the case where a maga mother attributed her child's death to the vaccine, when in fact it was due to a tragic a car accident. Might as well blame water, as all vaccine victims may have drank water around the day they died.
I swear the world has definitly become dumber. And I absolutely attribute that to them "doing their research". Can anyone do the research?
NO. absolutely not. They can learn some thin layer on a topic, but If they don't have a degree related to the subject, there's no way I would ever listen to whatever opinions that person might have on a subject as complicated as virology/immunilogy. Even a medical doctor can have serious challenges in understanding important details (directly quoted from a virology researcher I know). What about that highschool dropout reading scientific papers? Dear lord, how many of those did we see jump on their damn tiktoks expressing their "conclusions"? And I have a problem with such people having a platform to scream their ignorance on. I love free speech and all, but I really do think people that have ever been guilty of spreading misinformation like wild fire should be banned from the Internet and treated the same way pedos are.
In the mean time, my dumb ass is going to try to make the best decisions possible and rely on trusting those that are supposed to know more on the complicated topics hoping I don't end up eating tide pods.