If you think that such a deadly disease can be treated without vaccination, then I have to say that you are out of your mind.
You are not understanding what I am saying. I'm saying that of the total population, the number of people who died from smallpox was 200/100,000 back in the 1700's during periods when the virus was periodically rampant among human populations. Populations who lived differently than most of us today in terms of sanitation and other life-ways.
This is a highly relevant figure because the rate of getting stuck with big pharma's needle which certain people want to see is 100,000/100,000...or perhaps slightly less since they don't plan on giving it to their own kids.
If the rate of vaccine damage (anaphylactic shock, peanut allergies, Guillain-Barre, meningitis, etc, etc) vastly exceeds the frequency and/or magnitude of the ill effects of the condition the vaccine claims to address, then using it makes no sense. At least not for the purpose for which the vaccine is marketed.
FWIW, like most 'anti-vax' people, I am not really against vaccines per-se. They can work, and they can make sense. The problem is that currently they are not being used honestly or in a rational manner and I blame the lobbying efforts of big pharma and the influence of super rich eugenicists for this. Or at least I don't disregard this influence.
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A different medical condition is cancer. My own grandparents got the condition at a rate of 100,000/100,000. Three of them died from it after a long, painful, and expensive period of time. The fourth lost a leg, but it was cured and she died of other causes.
I've read estimates of the average value of an American cancer patient to the medical industrial complex as low as $30,000 and as high as $1,000,000. It's no wonder that no 'cure for cancer' has yet been found. And it would not surprise me at all to find that various highly promoted elements of our society are contributing to the cancer rate. That includes vaccines.