Comments by "Cris T" (@62Cristoforo) on "What risks does the mpox virus pose? | Inside Story" video.

  1. I don’t know. What are the jabbers saying now?
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  2. Yes, if you mean the world of viruses. They want to live, just like you and I.
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  3. It’s not “skewed” to be an “Africa thing”. It IS an Africa thing. That’s where it originated. That’s why it’s not called a “Mexico thing” or a “Japanese thing”.
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  4. Fresh, nutritious food, clean water, adequate sanitation, hand washing with soap, public healthcare, and an engaged population who are actually interested and active participants in maintaining their health as they age. These are what prevents people from becoming vulnerable to infectious diseases, including monkey pox and SARS-CoV-2 (Covid). Vaccines are merely a commercialized substitute for being healthy enough to have a strong immune system; they’re a crutch and a corporatized false sense of security. Use them at your own risk, cause the pharmaceutical companies are indemnified against any risks, injuries or deaths their products may cause.
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  5. Why isn’t it called by its original name: “monkey pox”? We’re we being unfair to monkeys? Is it a hate crime!
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  6. ‘They’ meaning viruses
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  7. If this virus spreads like wildfire in populations bordering on starvation and death, as in these refugee camps, then it stands to reason it shouldn’t be a problem for populations in western countries and places with good nutrition, clean water, refrigeration and readily available public health care and adequate sanitation infrastructure. These people in the DRC were already on death’s doorstep to begin with. They could die from a cut on their foot, for example.
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