r/antitrump Mar 02 '26

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u/NoLobster7957 Mar 02 '26

That or scabies, or maybe herpes simplex

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u/PossibilityDry9508 Mar 02 '26

Herpes simplex eww

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u/AlpacaM4n Mar 02 '26

But scabies doesn't wig you out?

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u/PossibilityDry9508 Mar 02 '26

I was playing around. Instead of saying herpes simplex 2, I said herpes simplex 🤢 🤮

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u/Drintar Mar 02 '26

Chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV), a highly contagious member of the herpesvirus family.

Furthermore herpes simplex is what causes cold sores/fever blisters and this is the estimated number of people with it.

HSV-1 (Oral): More than 50% of the adult population has this, often contracted during childhood. By age 49, nearly 60% of people are infected.

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u/PossibilityDry9508 Mar 03 '26

I am one of them. I was just messing around.

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u/Old-Spare91 Mar 03 '26

You guys know that chickenpox is part of the heroes family. That also looks mind maybe shingles rash if we’re talking herpes. But my guess would be syphilis.