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"EVERY single person who gets the flu (any and every flu) at some point in his life gets one they have no resistance/immunity to!" But thatericguy's point stil
by flipbrad 17y ago
"EVERY single person who gets the flu (any and every flu) at some point in his life gets one they have no resistance/immunity to!"
But thatericguy's point still stands, if he was talking about there being no herd immunity and the crucial difference that makes in the disease's potential to spread
- ars 17y agoIt has potential to spread, yes - but once spread it is no different than any other flu. Unlike the GP post of "you get it you are dead". It doesn't matter that no one has been exposed to it before - people will get sick, sure. But that happens all the time that someone gets sick from a flu that for them is new. It is only the spreading potential that is a problem, as a disease it is the same as regular flu once you get it.