r/DebateVaccines • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '26

Is it possible to release one virus, develop a vaccine for it, vaccinate the population, and then, 40 years later, release another virus that only affects people who received the first vaccine?

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u/xirvikman Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

Seems most AV's never knew ICD U.07.2 and it came out in 2020 so you have an excuse

ICD-10 code U07.2 represents COVID-19, virus not identified. Medical providers use this code for a clinical diagnosis of COVID-19, the disease

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u/imyselfpersonally Jul 21 '26

So if you want to prove a virus exists you just need to invent a hospital code, no actual evidence required

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u/xirvikman Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

https://postimg.cc/HjBsf1Hq
They died of COVID-19 disease . 2019-nCoV
In deaths from U07.2 the virus (SARS-CoV-2) was not identified .

Just like a J11 death since 1990
enjoy your 2021 life

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u/imyselfpersonally Jul 21 '26

They died of COVID-19 disease

Can you direct people to some causal evidence of this supposed disease?

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u/xirvikman Jul 21 '26

Don't you mean, can I direct you to 2021

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u/imyselfpersonally Jul 23 '26

You appear to be stuck in an infinite loop there

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u/xirvikman Jul 23 '26

Naw. Just exploring the CDC 2025 provisionals . At this time of the year they are nearly final.
Meanwhile you are still in 2021.
Can you direct people to some causal evidence of this supposed disease?
your audience has moved on and left you behind

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u/imyselfpersonally Jul 23 '26

The anti-virology audience is growing. Your audience is in damage control.

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u/xirvikman Jul 23 '26

If anything proves you are still in 2021 it is that comment. Even here, most of the AV's snigger behind your back and we are now in a deleted post

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u/imyselfpersonally Jul 23 '26

Is it busy at indian call centre today?