Racial Motivations Reaching Same Epidemic Proportions as Manufactured Pandemic

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 28, 2021 at 17:26

As the speculation about ethnic genetic modification of the COVID variants suggests, one might get the wrong idea that racism may (or may not) be associated with how such a pestilence seems to be particularly rampant in certain places around the world and others are affected to a varying degree dependent upon natural versus artificial immunity in response the disease. How is the medical community at such odds in the determination (or lack thereof) which part of the sciences so involved that there is no consensus on eradication; except the interference dependent upon one's politics.
What does that have to do with racial motivation of Arab attacks on Jewish personalities in the Middle East?
Like everything else, is this not a disease of the psychological type of the human incapacity to be decent towards one another?
In comparison, what motivates a need to advance 'gain of function' in genetically mutating a virus that has all of the distinctions of attacking according to population demographics in the same way as racism distinguishes differences of ethnic or nationality in order to project a cause of hatred for being different?
Humanity will never survive this inequality, either psychologically or physiologically under the current circumstances.
Is this not a tell of why Israel is the flashpoint of history's constant reminder of the human condition? Think about what the Third Reich's Dr. Mengele was trying to find out in using medical science on the Jewish captives during the holocaust. The same perversion exits still.

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