Opus 2021-248: New Terms: Vaccine

Yes, I know you think you know what the term means.  However, we are in the age of deconstructionalsim.  You may not know it because it is not broadcast.  I have mentioned it several times but let me give a quick refresher.  Deconstrutionalism is an actual school of philosophy or social science which says that the words mean what you want them to mean.  Words have no inherent meaning but change with the viewer.  A phrase that illustrates this that we can all understand is, “Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.”  Take that and apply it to a word like “vaccine.”

When I write about the jab they want us to get I am avoiding calling it a vaccine because it isn’t a vaccine and it isn’t even approved as of this writing.  It is a total experiment in human biology.  

Historically a vaccine is a medical treatment that is developed by introducing a pathogen into a living creature, allowing it to produce antibodies as it fights the toxin and then use those antibodies to produce a serum called a vaccine.  A vaccine generally gives you a mild form of the disease so that your body can produce its own defenses.  The first significant vaccination I am aware of was to fight small pox.  The vaccination was created by using the coxpox virus.

There are always side effects to medicine.  A vaccine can cause death in some people.  The question asked is “Do the benefits to the population as a whole warrent taking the risk in the few.”  If you are one of the few, it sucks to be you, but the rest of us thank you.  Legitimate medical science carefully weighs the benefits with the dangers.  That has not been done with the current wave of falsely named “vaccines.”

The current list of “cures” for the China virus are not vaccines.  They are instead made by manipulating the genetic material in your body.  In an age before Health Hysteria this would have been considered unethical.  Now it is the panacea.

So the manipulators keep calling them vaccines.  That means the word now has a new meaning.  As the warning label to things like bleach and ammonia might say, “Use with care.”

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