Vaccination is a fraud (part 2)

1. Germs Killing their HostsYou are totally right in saying that nature is not stupid. You proved my own point with the ant analogy: germs have evolved to achieve balance with the population of humans/animals as the ants live in balance with the white ants. Germs such as Yersinia pestitis (which caused the Black Death) have mostly killed themselves off. Yersinia pestitis was extremely infectious and spread rapidly, but it was so lethal it killed of its own hosts before said hosts could infect other people. The flu virus, on the other hand, is very infectious but not quite as lethal. Most of the hosts that are killed by the flu virus are already weak/old. [1]TL;DR: Pro proves my point by saying that nature tends toward balance, therefore germ populations and lethality levels stay in balance with the population of its hosts.2. Germs Differentiating Between Sick and HealthyYes, germs are not intelligent in any way. Yes, germs are more effective in people who are already weakened. However, that does not mean that germs actively seek out weak hosts. If you put a healthy person and an old person in the same room as someone with, say, the flu, then the old person is much more likely to be infected. Why? It's not that more germs went towards the elderly person, rather both parties got the same exposure to the virus. The old person had a weaker immune system, so the same amount of germs met less resistance from the immune system.TL;DR: The weak are more likely to become sick not because the germ selects to infect them, rather they are not strong enough to fight off invading germs.3. Where do the cold and flu viruses go to when people aren't sick?The cold and flu never actually goes away completely. You can get sick from the flu in the summer, its just that the cold virus spreads better in the winter. [2]4. Why can't dcotors cure the common cold?There is no one common cold. Common colds can be caused by many types of viruses, including rhinoviruses (the most common), adenoviruses, enteroviruses, the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), coronavirus, influenza and parainfluenza viruses, and human metapneumovirus. The rhinovirus alone has hundreds of variations. [3] However, there are effective antivirals to reduce symptoms and combat the disease.TL;DR: There are too many viruses which cause the common cold for all of them to be cured.5. ToxemiaIf toxemia is real, they why do you get sick after tounching someone with Ebola?6. Disease DOES Occur in NatureWhere did you ever get that naive assumption? Many diseases infect animals. I'll give the exapmles of ants and Tazmanian devils:Ophiocordyceps unilateralis infects ants in completely untouched Amazonian forests. It may even be able to take control of the ant by secreting chemicals that make the ants more aggresive. [3]Tazmanian devils are being infected with an infectious cancer. [4] It isn't a germ per se, but shows that diseases do occur in the wild. Only 500,000 people live in Tazmania, and it is impossible that they have somehow polluted all of the island's forests.However, there is hope for the devil. A vaccine is being developed. [5]The Ebola virus lives in and is spread by fruit bats. [6]TL;DR: There is plenty of proof that diseases exist in the wild.Onto my arguments:You obviously won't listen to any of my sources because you'll think that they have been bought out by Big Pharma or the Illuminati. However, let me ask this: what does the government have to gain from disease? Currently, health care costs the US Government $2.9 trillion. [7] I'm sure they would immediately release any known cure for all diseases to the general public.I'd like to point out that none of this matters, since PRO ALREADY CONCEDED THE DEBATE.In your previous debate (http://www.debate.org...) you stated that iodine is used as an antiseptic during surgery. An antiseptic is a substance that prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms. You also specified that it kills pathogens which are bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms that can cause disease. Iodine has no magical healing power. It merely kills pathogens as you had said. (Thanks to AWSM0055 for pointing this out)Furthermore, if there were no germs, why would the immune system be relevant? The immune system is built to fight pathogens.As a final side note, I'd like you to define what a perfectly natural diet and life is like.Sources:[1] http://www.cdc.gov...;[2] http://content.time.com...;[3] http://news.psu.edu...;[4] http://discovermagazine.com...;[5] http://www.nature.com...;[6] http://www.nature.com...[7] https://www.washingtonpost.com...;