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post 1444418011 05-27-2016, 02:48 AM
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Brah, this isn't the first "super-bug". Liberalism is a disease which has been around for quite a while now. It's spread world wide and is currently ruining most developed nations across the planet.
post 1444418101 05-27-2016, 02:49 AM
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Originally Posted By Mai91
Yep its totally possible. There needs to be cell to cell interaction though so if the bacteria are unlikely to come into contact with eachother then they can not pass on the gene.
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Originally Posted By wickedman
Can't wait until all the perma-STD people have to walk around with badges in plain sight so we can protect ourselves.
The 'raw dog only crew' are so phuckin dumb, if that happened they'd probably come on the misc and brag about getting their badge.
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post 1444418441 05-27-2016, 02:59 AM
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Phew for a second then i assumed this said Anabolics Resistance
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Originally Posted By sclimb
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Probably just scaremongering again. It is not the first time they mention antibiotic resistant bacteria, they have been talking about it for more than 10 years and it never was a big deal really. How many times did something actually happen as media perceived it? lol. ****, I've survived so many things without a scratch already, N.Korea nuclear attacks, Russia, Bird flu, Swine flu, SARS, MERS, Ebola, WW3, Total economic collapse, EMP killing all electronics due to solar flares, 2000, 2012 and the list goes on

In case it really does happen, at least it will cure overpopulation so Earth can restore its balance. And those who die will be the weakest units, stronger persons with a healthy immune system will develop antibodies on their own in time.
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Population control is about to be introduced by the sounds of this.
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Originally Posted By SadBoys
Probably just scaremongering again. It is not the first time they mention antibiotic resistant bacteria, they have been talking about it for more than 10 years and it never was a big deal really. How many times did something actually happen as media perceived it? lol. ****, I've survived so many things without a scratch already, N.Korea nuclear attacks, Russia, Bird flu, Swine flu, SARS, MERS, Ebola, WW3, Total economic collapse, EMP killing all electronics due to solar flares, 2000, 2012 and the list goes on

In case it really does happen, at least it will cure overpopulation so Earth can restore its balance. And those who die will be the weakest units, stronger persons with a healthy immune system will develop antibodies on their own in time.
Ignorance is a bliss. It's been a huge deal in the medical care, people die every day because of it. You think that just because you 'survived' a bunch of stuff you did not even come in contact with we should just not care about AB resistance anymore? What if someone in you family gets cancer, is immunsuppressed by medicine, and then does because of AB resistance? Or when you get influenza and then secondary pneumonia when you get older? Or when your pregnant wife gets listeria and both she and the fetus dies?


Some miscers I swear, cant ****ing look past their own dink, YOU and YOUR family are among those who will suffer because of this typer of ignorance. Now I wouldnt care, since it's basically like deciding not to get vaccinated, survival of the fittest if you will, but the fact is you also put every one else at risk around you with this behavoir.

Lastly, these chits blows up in media because researchers are honest about the potential threat. How ever, you fail to acknowledge WHY we avoid these pandemics, and it's because we take great measurements against them. See ebola for example.
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Originally Posted By SadBoys
Probably just scaremongering again. It is not the first time they mention antibiotic resistant bacteria, they have been talking about it for more than 10 years and it never was a big deal really. How many times did something actually happen as media perceived it? lol. ****, I've survived so many things without a scratch already, N.Korea nuclear attacks, Russia, Bird flu, Swine flu, SARS, MERS, Ebola, WW3, Total economic collapse, EMP killing all electronics due to solar flares, 2000, 2012 and the list goes on

In case it really does happen, at least it will cure overpopulation so Earth can restore its balance. And those who die will be the weakest units, stronger persons with a healthy immune system will develop antibodies on their own in time.
Just lol @ all the scientifically illiterate media cucks like you disregarding this based on nothing but gut feeling.

Guess what, deaths from MRSA are increasing rapidly and 10 years is NOTHING on an evolutionary scale, lmfao at thinking 10 years is a long time in biology. The reason it's not a full blown epidemic yet is because very few bugs are actually resistant to all strains of AB, so they can still be treated. Bacteria that is resistant to 9/10 types of AB is no more deadly than bacteria who is resistant to 0/10 kinds, as long as you have access to right kind. However AB resistance is a pretty new phenomenon and AB resistant strains are increasing exponentially. Once you get to the point where they are resistant to all strains though, there is nothing to be done at all. So deadlyness won't rise linearly, like you seem to think, but rather we will hit a critical tipping point where all the medical advances of the last century will go out the window.

And guess what, it's all because of ignorant morons like you lapping up big pharma and livestock breeder propaganda and spouting your worthless uninformed opinions about things of which you don't have the slightest ****ing clue. And it's not just you, many other retards like you in this thread. It's people like you who are enabling politicians and greedy corporate chitbags to get away with the idiocy that has led us to this point. Bravo.

And lmfao at thinking this will only cull the weak. You realize if this happens we won't be able to perform surgery anymore? Good luck willing away your appendix with your positive alpha attitude. You can literally die from cutting your leg at the beach. Women will die in childbirth, won't be able to repair broken limbs etc etc.

Just lol @ all the idiots in this thread srsly. Hopefully we will find away at averting this catastrophe but if you think this is anything like SARS or Ebola you are a phucking moron.
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post 1444420881 05-27-2016, 03:45 AM
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pretty scary chit
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Considering MRSA evoled from a bactefia on the skin of every man woman and child on earth and i still havent got it, im not too worried.
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
Is that srs possible? I have no knowledge of this sort of thing, but I would assume unrelated strains of bacteria had no interaction with each other.
Your cats will infect you with the superbug and you will be the main source/cause of trillions of deaths.
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who was Ebola?

who was Plague?

these cawksuckers release new disease all the time, it's way to control population
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Originally Posted By zonee2k
Ignorance is a bliss. It's been a huge deal in the medical care, people die every day because of it. You think that just because you 'survived' a bunch of stuff you did not even come in contact with we should just not care about AB resistance anymore? What if someone in you family gets cancer, is immunsuppressed by medicine, and then does because of AB resistance? Or when you get influenza and then secondary pneumonia when you get older? Or when your pregnant wife gets listeria and both she and the fetus dies?


Some miscers I swear, cant ****ing look past their own dink, YOU and YOUR family are among those who will suffer because of this typer of ignorance. Now I wouldnt care, since it's basically like deciding not to get vaccinated, survival of the fittest if you will, but the fact is you also put every one else at risk around you with this behavoir.

Lastly, these chits blows up in media because researchers are honest about the potential threat. How ever, you fail to acknowledge WHY we avoid these pandemics, and it's because we take great measurements against them. See ebola for example.
Originally Posted By UnclRuckus
Just lol @ all the scientifically illiterate media cucks like you disregarding this based on nothing but gut feeling.

Guess what, deaths from MRSA are increasing rapidly and 10 years is NOTHING on an evolutionary scale, lmfao at thinking 10 years is a long time in biology. The reason it's not a full blown epidemic yet is because very few bugs are actually resistant to all strains of AB, so they can still be treated. Bacteria that is resistant to 9/10 types of AB is no more deadly than bacteria who is resistant to 0/10 kinds, as long as you have access to right kind. However AB resistance is a pretty new phenomenon and AB resistant strains are increasing exponentially. Once you get to the point where they are resistant to all strains though, there is nothing to be done at all. So deadlyness won't rise linearly, like you seem to think, but rather we will hit a critical tipping point where all the medical advances of the last century will go out the window.

And guess what, it's all because of ignorant morons like you lapping up big pharma and livestock breeder propaganda and spouting your worthless uninformed opinions about things of which you don't have the slightest ****ing clue. And it's not just you, many other retards like you in this thread. It's people like you who are enabling politicians and greedy corporate chitbags to get away with the idiocy that has led us to this point. Bravo.

And lmfao at thinking this will only cull the weak. You realize if this happens we won't be able to perform surgery anymore? Good luck willing away your appendix with your positive alpha attitude. You can literally die from cutting your leg at the beach. Women will die in childbirth, won't be able to repair broken limbs etc etc.

Just lol @ all the idiots in this thread srsly. Hopefully we will find away at averting this catastrophe but if you think this is anything like SARS or Ebola you are a phucking moron.
Look here buddy , if any here this bacteria comes to my door step, it'll be meeting my 12 guage right in the eye socket
post 1444422921 05-27-2016, 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted By neverquit2012
First American case of a drug-resistant superbug reported in Pennsylvania

http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/26/health...re-case-in-us/


Clickbait. It was resistant only to colistin. It was treated with other antibiotics.
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Originally Posted By RC2008
And this upsets you... why? Look at the state of the world and the humans in it. Just take one good look, and tell me we don't need aMASSIVE wave of human slaughter right now.

Millions? Billions should be dead. Every single one of us should just be wiped out. Not just a few.
everybody claims millions should die

nobody wants to die, they think if something horrible happens they'll be in the 20% who survive

Just phucking lol at retards like that
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post 1444423691 05-27-2016, 04:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Pigler
everybody claims millions should die

nobody wants to die, they think if something horrible happens they'll be in the 20% who survive

Just phucking lol at retards like that
RC2008 has made equally insane posts in other threads.

He's either a troll, or borderline psychotic.
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bring on the super bugs!

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Just LMAO @ taking antibiotics for a cold, like every doctors prescribes them now.

You just need this:

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We have discovered some bacteria to make ABs out of but we probably will not for a while and they will be saved for very serious infections
Cant we chemically engineer current Antibiotics ? so that the plasmid response system of the bacteria will not recognize the new variation of the drug ?
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Originally Posted By GrizzlyBig
We have discovered some bacteria to make ABs out of but we probably will not for a while and they will be saved for very serious infections
Cant we chemically engineer current Antibiotics ? so that the plasmid response system of the antibiotic will not recognize the new variation of the drug ?
To answer the latter, basically thats what we are doing to a great extent. Common example is Ampicillin+b-lactamase inhibitor, which counters the bacterias resistance to ex. penicillin. Sadly the bacteria can become resistant to these inhibitors.
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Originally Posted By zonee2k
To answer the latter, basically thats what we are doing to a great extent. Common example is Ampicillin+b-lactamase inhibitor, which counters the bacterias resistance to ex. penicillin. Sadly the bacteria can become resistant to these inhibitors.
Thats true mane
we also got Teixobactin right now and will be available in 5 years i think
and if we keep growing and discovering soil bacterium i think we will be okay
as biological technology becomes stronger and stronger we will be able to research bacteria we weren't able to in the past

we need to reduce use of Antibiotics globally + Research and modify more bacteria
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Brb if I get ill I just load up on water, fruits and veggies
People take antibiotics for colds? Pissening.


Also, the worst part is that anyone saying "yay, we need a population culling," this is gonna hit the developed world the worst. You might wish that this kills swathes of people in the 3rd world so that when the dust settles it's just the Wifi-using master-races that inherit the earth but it's gonna be the opposite way around. The elites will be the hardest hit, the undeveloped masses stand the greatest chance of survival since they're already living with little to no medical care anyways.

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A healthy person gets scratches and cuts thousands of times and doesn't get sick from it. The problem is poor hygiene combined with weak and frail immune systems. People who have crap diets, poor hormone levels, too much stress. If you eat well, train hard but infrequently, and get enough sleep, your body won't need antibiotics every time you get a paper cut.
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Originally Posted By DrFrasierCrane
An oregano oil/garlic mix kills everything
literally just took this an hour ago lmao. Repped for being aware of the GOAT immune system booster
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Originally Posted By nzgs
A healthy person gets scratches and cuts thousands of times and doesn't get sick from it. The problem is poor hygiene combined with weak and frail immune systems. People who have crap diets, poor hormone levels, too much stress. If you eat well, train hard but infrequently, and get enough sleep, your body won't need antibiotics every time you get a paper cut.
It's not just paper cuts Doctor, you realize this also negates the entire practice of medical surgery? Meaning if you get shot you most likely die, if you get appendicitis you die, cant have C-section, many women will die in childbirth, limb replacement surgery is obviously gone, cant repair broken limbs, you will also die from pneumonia, STD:s are incurable, and thousands of other things I can't think of right know will also kill you. Basically take all the surgeons in the world, and every life they saved, and then imagine those people dead. I bet your ******* ass had pneumonia at some point as a child, and if not there's probably something else that would have killed either you or your parents.

But yeah I'll just keep eating my broccoli and everything will be fine. See you at the plague doctors office brah
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