Can The Government Force You To Get A Vaccine?

[ClaireH]

3:02 and on......~S~

I didn’t know number of deaths from the COVID-19 shots had surpassed reported deaths reported by CDC’s VAERS, although I did view several VAERS charts and the one that stands out compares all other prior vaccine deaths compared to COVID-19 “vaccine” deaths and it was an unbelievable difference with COVID-19 outweighing all others added up together. Incredible that our national media has kept a tight lid on it… well, not at all incredible really considering they have politicized life and death to sell more papers (clicks).

In the 1950s, the courts decided a most important case of the right for individuals to decide medical treatment versus vaccine mandates due to small pox outbreak. The smallpox vaccines were effective, although there were no “forced vaccines “regarding the smallpox outbreak there was a compulsory mandate and the fine for non-compliance was $5.00 dollars, which is about $155 in today’s money. The court’s ruling is often referred to as the reasonableness doctrine. The court determined it was reasonable mandate for the public good. One man took it to the US Supreme Court to fight against his 5 dollar fine.

Under the veil of this “reasonableness doctrine” and around this same time, they forcibly sterilized hundreds of women considered to be mental defects. One judge wrote, “three generations of idiots was enough” or something to that effect.

The smallpox vaccine was absolutely needed and has little to no similarity with a COVID-19 vaccination. Forced sterilization’s are a good example of where governmental non-consensual measures can lead.

This information, that deaths from the vaccine have exceeded deaths from the virus, reveals this virus and need for vaccine is not like smallpox outbreak nor any other necessary vaccine.

 

[sparky]

an agreeable post Claire , forgive me as this was my LOL of the day>>>>

One judge wrote, “three generations of idiots was enough” or something to that effect.

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[sparky]

 

[sparky]

and yeah, they took it down......

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[ClaireH]

an agreeable post Claire , forgive me as this was my LOL of the day>>>>



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S- I also find humor where others may not, often in sarcasm or just in visualizing an event happening with specific words being solemnly stated like "three generations of imbeciles is enough!" Now, in theory I do not agree with that old codger's premise, that because these uneducated women were considered imbeciles they deserved involuntary sterilization, but it would make a good movie to root for a most tragic ending for the judge...perhaps a good plot twist could be where the judge goes home after sentencing the women and finds his wife missing and later finds she was mistaken to be one of the village idiots! Now that...is what makes a good movie- justice wins...well kind of after a few good side characters are killed off usually!

If only feelings hadn't become so delicate over the past 10 years (plus) that make a once, happy, blossoming flower now think a better option might be to curl up instantly and wilt. Humans should learn not only from animals but plants. Water and sun provides life, the will to survive is a strong one....while acts of forced measures (particularly known to not be effective) snuff out most everything in life.