Comments by "surely you joke, mein failüre" (@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531) on "Vaccines from age 5?" video.

People who work in medical fields are, sadly, just as susceptible to nutty conspiracy theories as regular folks. You might want to avoid taking that kind too seriously.
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Maybe they don't do this in Belarus, where you troll from mom's basement back in the good ol ComBloc, but here in America children first start getting vaccines at the age of 12-15 months. Oh, and since more people have taken mRNA vaccines than use Twitter, it's time to start calling the vaccines normal and twitter "experimental".
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@gb7418 Regarding "natural immunity for adults" << Yeah that's worked so well. Imagining that natural immunity is the way out is probably why the US has such a high covid death count.
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@gb7418 I prefer to call it "herd mentality". Applies to sheeple and other barnyard animals, the kind that get their meds from Agway. Given that humanity has never developed "herd immunity" to the common colds, the common flus, tetanus, mumps, measles, rubella, chicken pox, smallpox, cowpox, monkeypox, malaria, diptheria, pertussis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, yellow fever, dengue fever .. yah, it's safe to say there's no such thing as herd immunity to covid either. Call me back if you find someplace where the ostrich approach (bury your head in the sand and ignore the problem) actually produces "herd immunity".
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@gb7418 Regarding "I think we’re talking about two different things - any SURVIVING children who acquire lasting immunity thru infection" << inserted one word into that. To wit: Which has a better survival rate and better effects? The vaccine or the virus?
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@rabj5641 So much wrong in what you wrote. Re " untested experimental gene therapy" specifically. For starters, it's not "gene therapy", it's a vaccine. Learn how to read, dimwit. Secondly, more people worldwide have taken it than have used Twitter. By now its risks and benefits are thoroughly known. So let's start calling twitter "experimental" and the vaccine "proven".
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@RealMash I'm not happy with presenting people with a falsely-represented choice, sorry, which is why I can't call the virus "experimental" except perhaps in the sense that it was only recently coughed up by Nature's lab.
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