"Herd immunity" is a Darwinian superstition based on the theory of natural selection, it is always going to be a superstition that is resorted to by phony amateur biologists like the ones the Trump regime and the allegedly more enlightened Swedish regime will go to for a quick and easy strategy for dealing with public health for as long as that theory it is based in is not admitted to be wrong.
And that theory, probably the theory of science which is, in fact, responsible for more deaths, active murders as well as murders through passive means (not to mention the cutting off of peoples through forced sterilization) is the required belief of biological science, other sciences, the pseudo-social-sciences, the general college credentialed population. Even questioning its reality will get you ousted from polite society - I'm not interested in being a member of polite society - so many are too cowardly to even think about it very hard.
So, buckle your seat-belts, "herd mentality" that popular superstition of the voluntarily mentally disabled and mid-brow college-credentialed is going to be getting people killed, perhaps until natural selection finally succeeds in wiping us all out. The tragedy of that will be that there will be no one around to appreciate the irony of it.
"Natural selection" is neither natural, nor selective. Sort of like screaming "Voter fraud!" If you start tossing out ballots, you don't do it based on content (who was voted for), but on context: where were the "invalid ballots cast." You might end up throwing out more of your own votes than your opponent's votes.
ReplyDeleteTrump seems to think if the entire election is declared invalid, he wins by default. He doesn't. He just puts Pelosi in the White House until Congress can decide the issue. That's the irony, again. 'Herd immunity' doesn't mean your herd is immune.