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The Africa example can be explained by the immune system being overwhelmed by too many pathogens. All a vaccine does, by the official definition, is allow the body to develope an immune response to specific virus'. If your immune system is overworked, or dysfunctional, it doesn't matter which immune responses you have.

This is, as I understand it, essentially "Terrain Theory". I have no idea why it's proponents seem to think it precludes, or disproves, Germ Theory.

We have an immune system that remove harmful, potentially contagious, pathogens (Germ Theory). If our lives are not healthy, our immune system is weak and we get sick (Terrain Theory). Not complicated.

India has infrastructure, they have numerous water and waste treatment plants, so I suspect that shit isn’t getting into their reservoirs, or into the glacial ice melt that provides water to those reservoirs. So even they live like animals shitting everywhere, the water they’re drinking is generally free from human shit. As for sub Saharan Africa, they have almost no infrastructure, and I bet in the few places where they have a water treatment plant, the population who uses that water for their daily consumption and activities probably doesn’t have an issue with polio.

What i’m saying is not like saying viruses don’t exist or that germ theory is fake and gay, it’s not outlandish at all. It’s common sense that humans who live in unsanitary conditions are going to be exposed to and get sick with more diseases than people who live a clean life with clean water and the means to keep their food from spoiling before they eat it. The American Academy of Pediatrics would agree because that’s what their data showed, and just because we saw a bunch of disease infections become a lot more rare over the last 100 years does NOT mean vaccines were the cause of those cases rate drops, especially when zooming out while looking at the data, when it’s clear all of the common diseases that vaccines took credit for wiping out were ALL in decline before large portions of the population were vaccinated…..you can’t just ignore that reality.

Maybe some vaccines do work, idk, I’m not a virologist or a bioengineer or whatever who works in that field and have studied that technology in depth. I don’t think I’d just say get rid of vaccines altogether before there were sizable portions of the American population being studied from the unvaccinated and vaccinated communities alike, studies done without pharma’s influence intervening in the slightest bit. If that can’t be done, I have no reason to place faith in vaccines whatsoever, we are talking about harming the profits of multi-billion dollar pharma giants if evidence ever comes out that even one of their vaxx products offers no protection, or that it dies more harm than good. Those giants will always use their immense wealth, along with their political and corporate connections to stymie legit science from potentially exposing the inefficacy of their products, there are many books written about the corruption between government and pharma, and about how bastardized the scientific process is when it comes to vaccine safety and efficacy evidence conclusions.