Vaccination is a fraud (part 2)

I would like to apologize if I have offednded Pro with any of my language. I got very heated due to some statements from Pro I felt were offensive.1. I was not aware of the fact that bushmeat was eaten in cities. That still does not explain the fact that Ebola has been shown to be contagious. You say that the people of Africa no longer eat bushmeat. If so, how was a newborn baby infected with Ebola? [1] Shouldn't it have died in the womb after its mother ate the supposedly poisoned food?Also, what is causing the continuing infections of Ebola even though the consumption of bushmeat has been banned? Cases in Guinea continued well into 2015, while your source says that bushmeat was banned in March-April of 2014. [14]2. Again, I state that Ebola is NOT airborne. Someone infected would have to sneeze directly onto a medic from very short range for infection to occur, and there are some safety protocols in place to ensure this does not happen. [2] And I again say that a person must be showing obvious symptoms (none of which include coughing/sneezing) for someone to be infected. [3]I also find it very unilkely that health workers would take the risk of eating possibly contaminated food."Shame! lol" Wow. Just wow. Laughing at the death of multiple people. That's all I will say.3. Again, you failed to really read my source. I'll cite it again, and you will see that there is a large infographic in the center of the article. [4] This infographic explicityly states that over 200 health care workers have died. It is true that only 9 health care workers from Doctors Without Borders have died, but their doctors are only a portion of all of those fighting Ebola.4. It could be said you are correct in saying that the campaign against disease is somewhat militaristic. However, diseases are well deserving of their own war. Infectious diseases are reponsible for 23% of worldwide deaths each year. [5] That's more than 12.6 million people each year (using the death rate from [6]). I think it's worth it to declare war on disease if it means saving the lives 12 million people every year.5. The genome in the cancer cells is identical to the genome of a Tasmanian devil that lived 20 years ago. [7] It is important to note that the genome in the cancer is IDENTICAL to the devil's genome; it doesn't just trace back to the devil. This indicatures it MUST be from exactly the same organism.Also, the assumption that the human genome can be traced back to one female is erroneous as there was no one single "mother" of the human race according to evolution. But let's leave the whole evolution vs creationism aside for another debate.6. You are indeed correct that a fungus is not a virus. However, I was using the zombie-ant fungus (as it has been nicknamed) to prove my point that diseases do exist in nature. If a fungus can infect an ant, it is logical that viruses could also infect an ant. Out of billions of species I chose ants not because they were an exception to a rule, but because they are exactly the same exapmle you used in your argument: "Have you ever seen a sick ant? Answer - Never!""Hollywood is interested in this case ... Thus, it might just be a hoax." Actually there is already a videogame based on this fungus infecting humans called The Last of Us. However, saying that anything that Holywood is interested in must be a host is an invalid conclusion.As you seem unsatisified by the example of ants, here are a few other examples of disease in nature:7. You cannot jump to the conclusion that the iodine in seaweed is what gives seaweed its apparent anit-cancer properties. Your first source (http://www.realnatural.org...) states that several "sulphrous polysaccharides" contribute to cancer cell death. The second source (http://simonarich.com...) cites Dr. David Brownstein as a majro proponent of iodine as a cancer preventative agent. From several searches online I found that public opinion is that he is probably a "quack" trying to cash in on the recent craze of magical supplements which can cure disease. [8-9] He says his products can cure Alzheimers, cancer, arthritis, and even digestive problems. He also has a strong marketing presence to sell his products. [10-11] Take this information as you will, but I am getting a significant negative sentiment toward this doctor.Both websites have large banners at their sides selling various books and supplements. I am quite wary of this type of website as they can misrepersent facts to suit their needs. I am not saying that supplements and other forms of homeopathy are useless, but I have heard of saddening situations where people with cancer or other chronic/terminal diseases turning to theses supplements or alternative treatments. Sometimes, they are healed, but many times they just die with a little less money in their pocket.Finally, please cite a scientifically rigorous study published in a major medical journey showing that the recommended iodine intake set by the FDA is not sufficient and that it has led to widespread iodine deficiency in the American population.8. This is exactly what I was talking about in section 7. You have misinterpreted a fact and presented it in a way that is beneficial to your argument.There is a 1/38 chance you will die of a infection obtained in a hopsital over the course of your whole life. Not all hospital infections are post-surgery, however. Infections that are caused by infected catheters and transmission from another patient are also very common. Patient-to-patient transmission happens often due to many patients having compromised immune systems due to previous diseases. [12] Surgical site infections only occur after 1 to 3 percent of surgeries9. You failed to adress my comments on the effectiveness of vaccines in the Disney measles outbreak, the Tasmanian devil cancer, or the eradication of smallpox and polio.Sources:[1] http://apps.who.int...[2] http://www.cdc.gov...[3] http://www.cdc.gov...[4] http://www.forbes.com...[5] http://www.who.int...[6] http://www.ecology.com...[7] http://www.livescience.com...[8] http://forums.whirlpool.net.au...[9] http://community.diabetes.org...[10] http://wafflesatnoon.com...[11] https://timpanogos.wordpress.com...[12] http://www.healthline.com...[13] http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org...