Comments by "No Name" (@NoName-hg6cc) on "The (Second) Deadliest Virus" video.

  1. Variola has existed for tens thousands of years
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  2. Homicides increase when it's hot and people eat more ice creams. So murders are related to ice creams
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  3. Easy: most of us didn't
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  4. Thanks to vaccines
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  5. You didn't. Smallpox disappeared in nature in 1979
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  6. ​ @daveyjones8969 Actually, all vaccines have a different history and are made in different ways. The fact new vaccines arrives means only Scientific progress and keep advancing
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  7. ​ @Steel9k Lot of damage to funeral homes, because people died less. Except stupid people. People like you...
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  8. Covid vaccine doesn't work the same way
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  9. ​ @Steel9k  I support Science and research. Do you believe in crackpot and water to cure diseases?
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  10. Actually it came from either Egypt, Mesopotamia or India
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  11. Not all kind were that fast but malignant and hemorrhagic were wicked fast
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  12. ​ @Sovairu For that he would need a brain
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  13. And which studies do you have to reach this conclusion?
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  14. It's mostly the conditions in which the animals are kept
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  15. 😂😂😂😂 it's propaganda saying what happened to people who got smallpox? What happens to people who got diseases? Ps: what downsides? Can name one?
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  16. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  17. Why not both?
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  18. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 "nEVer BeEn dOnE iN ThE HiStORy oF ViRoloGy" try open a book and STUDY
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  19. And they don't even do that
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  20. ​ @JoshuaKevinPerry It's ERADICATED dude, it means there isn't a single trace on Earth
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  21. ​ @tbird-z1r ???
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  22. "Smallpox never existed" wow, just WOW. I don't know if it's a joke or you are serious
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  23. ​ @jarskil8862 They can't, thank God. Unless they leak it from a lab
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  24. HELL YEAH A NEW VIDEO! And about variola! Cool! Ps: is that at the beginning Naegleria fowleri?
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  25. Well, a vaccine campaign defeated Smallpox
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  26. Codashop? Don't you mean cordyceps? And it works only on ants, not humans, unless you live in a certain game
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  27.  @Berserkskeleton2  It would have too mutate ENORMOUSLY only to be able to infect mammals
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  28. ​ @Ruckus45  well for the rest not smallpox as that vaccine is not available anymore
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  29.  @Steel9k  For measles, polio etc....because they are still here. Unlike smallpox And they are dangerous
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  30. ​ @Steel9k nah. Let's exile antivaxxers in villages with no contact with the world. Problem solved
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  31. ​ @Steel9k Infecting and killing others is not a right
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  32. It preyed on us...I say good riddance
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  33. No you don't, you mean varicella epidemic
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  34. It existed for thousands of years
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  35. Ebola was not eradicated..It still exist in nature through animal reservoirs
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  36. That's the origin of Sars-Cov1
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  37. You want that back? I'd rather not
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  38.  @khairularchi  Vaccination is a different thing
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  39. It's a similar virus that infect monkeys primarily but can cause the disease on people as well
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  40. Mostly in the three days you got infected so not that useful once you got it (it's not rabies). But after all vaccines are not a cure, they are PREVENTING diseases
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  41. I'm sure they still have it. And surely enough they won't say if they have weaponized it
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  42. Doubt
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  43.  @jj21888  Again, open a book and STUDY
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  44. ​ @Steel9k vaccines save millions of people preventing deadly diseases. That's why
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  45. Variolation is NOT vaccination
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  46. Rabies
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  47. Yes, there is a Big Pox. You might know it under its other name: Syphilis
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  48. How many years ago?
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  49. Exactly
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  50. They will be arrested or shot before they can reach the lab where it's stored
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  51. You can't unless you are a soldier
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  52. Go look what they did in Sweden or Yugoslavia to stop the epidemic
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  53. ????
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  54.  @xhanzy88x  Oh.
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  55. Are you saying there was a SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC in Novosibirik in 2019?😧 Got any proof?
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  56.  @djtot731  Can you write in English? I cannot read your language I'm sorry
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  57. There were. Antivax existed
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  58. *For once, something invented in England by an English
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  59.  @willhem69  So many nations paved the way for that
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  60. Good joke...
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  61.  @John-100  The vaccine against smallpox doesn't give you the disease
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  62. ​ @56independent Problem is smallpox would still spread very fast. And the vaccines we have are limited. Millions would die
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  63. ​ @JakubSK If a virus is or not a living organism is an argument debated by scientists. However even if it's not technically alive it's material that can evolve and DOES evolve because of Evolution And I'm sure you have been sick at least once and that you are VACCINATED, meaning you are protected
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  64. ​ @he_is_the_cat no we aren't.
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  65.  @he_is_the_cat  Vaccines of course. Why do you think it's not around?
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  66. Syphilis
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  67. Yeah. Before eradication, having a high fever was worrying. I heard there was always fear to hear the doctor say: "it's smallpox"
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  68. ​ @Steel9k You got any PROOF?
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  69. Thank God it cannot come back unless it's released from the laboratory
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  70. No, it's another virus, cousin to smallpox, same as monkeypox
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  71. ​ @Volcano22207  Uhhh....they found alive pathogens who survived tens of thousands of years actually
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  72. ​ @Steel9k  1-The "studies have been disproven multiple times 2- you have no other proofs
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  73.  @Berserkskeleton2  Not likely
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  74. It was practical, he would have got it anyway sooner or later
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  75. The vaccine doesn't give lifelong immunity.
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  76. Very different. Less deadly.
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  77. ​ @56independent Problem is smallpox would still spread very fast. And the vaccines we have are limited. Millions would die
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  78. God no. This disease would mean millions, possibly billions deaths. The trade off is not worth it
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  79. And they would die
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  80. It would be torture. Not to mention, incredibly dangerous
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  81. ​ @atlas2819  Actually, it's rabies
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  82. @atlas2296  Well, I thought by deadliest they mean the one with less chance of survival
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  83. @atlas2296  Right
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  84. Ahahahahahaha no it wasn't. 300 MILLIONS death in one century. It would still be here if it wasn't for vaccines
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  85. There are plenty on this channel, two or three about Fermi's paradox
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  86. ​ @trevordick272 Search Poe Law
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  87. So, you'd rather have smallpox?
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  88.  @Steel9k  No it doesn't because it's not discrimination
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  89.  @Steel9k  Again, it's not discrimination, simply common sense
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  90. Thankfully impossible, it's extinct in nature
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  91. No, smallpox is gone, it didn't show up since the 70s
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  92. You can travel without appearing infected( but being contagious) for three days
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  93. You prefer diseases....
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  94. ​ @rirtunsasgi2626  probably. But there is also the possibility of military on the street ENFORCING the lockdown to the idiots who'd think the disease it's not a big deal
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  95. ​ @bobbycone2 How it's related?
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  96. ​ @SoapMovie2300 not enough of it and almost no one is vaccinated anymore. So it's dangerous, especially because it's a bery infectious disease
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  97. ​ @nikhilatyoutube 😂😂😂😂 Actually they'd tell him to study. I'm sure your doctor told it to you and you took offense😉
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  98. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Go study REAL Science
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  99. My thought exactly
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  100. It is. She might have had varicella or, at worse, monkeypox
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  101.  @olagarto1917  It cannot be, smallpox disease was eradicated in the late '70s.
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  102. Well, it is highly infectious So it's not really a failure as it's true the body is lost but bill6of viral particles are created
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  103. No you didn't. You couldn't have
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  104. ​ @ညေြိ့ငမ့မကတြာုကသ်မစျြြငိုချ့်ဆ  1979
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  105. Part of pathogens RNA
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  106. Not possible
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  107. You don't have it 😂😂😂
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  108. No they don't. Smallpox doesn't exist in nature anymore thanks to vaccination campaign
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  109. A bit but smallpox is far more dangerous than chickenpox
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  110. Medically, we might be cancer We are about to explore space. Etc...etc...
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  111.  @terbospeed  We are trying to fix that
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  112. There weren't the possibilities for the mass eradication campaign until after WW2
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  113. Ebola actually kills about 60%. Yes, sometimes it reach 90% as so form of variola do but thankfully it's not as infectious as variola, which is airborne
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  114. ​ @Steel9k "vaccines are dangerous" no they are not 😂
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  115. Bacteria
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  116. Variolation is NOT vaccination
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  117.  @ogygia1  No, by definition and intent/result. They are very different
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  118.  @ogygia1  vaccine/vaccination to refer to the artificial induction of immunity against any infectious disease. Inoculation refers to intentionally exposing an individual to a virus, bacterium, other pathogen, or artificial vaccine that may induce active immunity Variolation used viral matter from smallpox patients, usually pus from a light case of smallpox to induce a light form of the disease. Vaccination make your body react to such disease so that it cannot take form in your body Very different
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  119.  @Steel9k  Oh, if you were willing to listen and STUDY, I would
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  120. ​ @Steel9k You need to educate yourself. A lot Antivaxx child
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  121. There aren't any proofs vaccines do damage. The diseases are deadly and it's proved
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  122. Arabs? It was Europeans who spread it.
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  123.  @Waywind420  Well, smallpox was already in Europe during Roman's time
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  124.  @Waywind420  Yeah but it means Arabs didn't export it, legions did
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  125. ​ @ivannegrozny5388  they aren't the only ones and you know, diseases have the nasty habit to spread and not care about nationality
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  126. ??? Monkey pox is not smallpox
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  127. Fact is, pathogens which have animal reservoirs are more difficult to eradicate. That said, we were close with polio and measles. But then antivax...
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  128. I'm pretty sure it's in Atlanta
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  129. ​ @brandonf1260 3 Hitler
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  130. It would. Deaths don't make big money, so even if what you said was true( it is not) they'd do everything in their power to beat it. Anti vax are those who would make this problematic because they believe lies
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  131. Both are extremely dangerous. Spanish flu probably gets around more but kills less. Also, Spanish flu didn't stick around, not in the sane form. Smallpox has been with us for centuries, even millennia,until eradication
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  132. Just a correction: tuberculosis and flu were already known in America before Europeans arrived
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  133. ​smallpox cannot have a comeback
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  134. 😂 good joke
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  135. Which virus is deadlier than variola?
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  136. I see you are a pro diseases
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  137. They did a video over malaria
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  138. Doesn't need to mutate to do that
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  139. ​ @Dorknt He is an idiot, he spam the same message over and over thinking if he does Reality would eventually morph in what he see
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  140. Over thousands to millions of years perhaps Afterall it's thought that's how smallpox evolved
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  141. ​ @privpi  Regulated? USA I can believe. Russia...
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  142. SARS-Cov2 kill 1% of people not 0.01
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  143. It did not. It cannot
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  144.  @ansonang7810  That is correct
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  145. Yes, syphilis
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  146. Yes, that's a big risk
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  147. Which part?
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  148.  @burt000edit000  Be more specific
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  149.  @burt000edit000  Okay
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  150. Source? I don't think they are using smallpox
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  151. ​ @ericbell217  Sars-Cov1
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  152. ​ @Steel9k You are still here?😂😂😂 Abused, yeah, how dare the government help you not to die....🙄
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  153. ​ @Steel9k Decent people STUDY, VACCINATE to save themselves and their children
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  154. That's because the virus is Sorry, *was
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  155. Covid is bad Smallpox is worse
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  156. ​ @Steel9k It is achievable, we did in 1979
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  157. 😂😂😂 keep believing quanon maga gammon
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  158. 2003 SARS Cov1
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  159. Also this is about smallpox. Monkeypox is a cousin but it is a different disease
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  160. ​@@NaesGalaxydo you have proofs?
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  161. @@NaesGalaxy I need you to prove the danger of vaccines. Unless you meant today there is no danger in them by citing biology class. If so I agree
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  162. It's debatable
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  163. ​ @Steel9k  the only "old school method" knows was variolation and it was dangerous and less effective than vaccination
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  164. They did. They were forced to take it anyway or quarantined because it would have meant more deaths otherwise
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  165. ​ @Steel9k Poor idiot. You'd rather die of a preventable disease than having one vaccine shot
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  166.  @spd_17  Well, I mean, he could also infect others
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  167. What did they do?
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  168. If anything they made it a lot less scary than it actually is. It was stuff of nightmare
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  169. Go to a doctor if you have any doubt. And if you are still alive
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  170. What's the name?
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  171. ​ @Steel9k 😂😂😂😂 didn't you listen to the video? The viruses are nasty and dangerous
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  172. ​ @Steel9k bla bla bla you haven't shown any proof
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  173. You know it doesn't last forever, right? What about your family and relatives?
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  174.  @daemon.running  Okay, 10 years you might still have protection, it usually doesn't wear off in a decade So you don't care if they die?
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  175.  @daemon.running  I'd read "I'd be ok" in a wrong way probs
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  176. Hopefully. And measles, polio etc..
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  177. ​ @paroxysm6437 I think you ar me underestimating smallpox and how dangerous in can be. See Aralsk-7
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  178. ​ @Steel9k  do you see smallpox around since the campaign started in the 60s? No? I thought so
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  179. Not all but millions or billions would be dead
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  180. Good for you. When did it happened? Before or during '60s-70s campaign?
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  181. What are you talking about? He made tons of video about space as well And virus are cool
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  182. Vaccinations stopped worldwide in 1979
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  183.  @Steel9k  Violated human right? In which way? By telling people to vaccinate themselves?? 😆
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  184. ​ @Steel9k  What about immunocompromised? They can die?
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  185. Alastrim....or variola minor
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  186. Sars killed about 12 to 20 millions. I'd say we need a vaccine
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  187. ​ @Flamingghost1025 Ehhh...yes and no
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  188. Second?
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  189. Maybe not impossible but very difficult yes
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  190. The blissful ignorance... Wet market is where SARS-Cov 1 probably originated. Ps: that's SARS outbreak in 2003
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  191. ​ @Firestarfury 10 thousand. It's that old
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  192. Were you born before 1979? And if so, where?
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  193. ​ @4kta  you mean vaccine right? RIGHT? Serbia shouldn't have sample of the virus
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  194. ​ @Steel9k yes there are
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  195. You'd rather be dead?
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  196. You should use it to make something to defend ourselves against variola...a sort of vaccine perhaps
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  197. They are
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  198. USA gave much if its vaccines too
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  199. Sadly you're probably right
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  200. It is useful with airborne diseases. Such as smallpox
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  201. ​ @Steel9k Said by an antivax 🤡 it isn't much 😂
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  202. Humans: not this time
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  203. You aren't because of the vaccines
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  204. ​ @Steel9k You can do that when you antivaxxers go live in close community with no access to other areas
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  205. Dead people buy no medicine that's why
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  206. There are others
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  207. Probably. And who know how many else
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  208. Bio weapons potential mostly And it's useful perhaps to see how it could change and how we could fight it if it does appear
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  209. ​ @Steel9k  variolation is not vaccination
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  210. 😂😂😂😂 As if USA wasn't trying that or didn't agree. Please
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  211. The new ones are even more studied and better than old ones
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  212.  @Dmanjack  Before they were out for the public they were studied intensively, much more than any previous vaccine
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  213. Wet markets are known to spread diseases
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