Lozart
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They're really not.
It's still a good rule of thumb to avoid them like the plague.
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It's still a good rule of thumb to avoid them like the plague.
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Factually incorrect, the disease that caused the black death still exists outside a laboratory.
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Shizbazki
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A Plague is a Plague regardless what the disease is, its only due to the English Plague of 1665 that in the English language it is now associated with Yersina Pestis AKA the Bubonic Plague.
Its still around in the wild and there are thousands of reports of it popping up here and there as its not locked down like say Smallpox is.
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Let's not forget the Black Death which arrived in Europe in the mid 14th century. Known as the plague, this was the pandemic of Yersina pestis that killed about 30% of the European population and 50% of china. Those that survived were able to pass on antibodies down the generations which meant the small outbreak of 1665 was less effective.
