Will people from the left stop relying on PHARMA FUNDED “news” like CNNMSNBCABCCBSWAPONYT? They were all wrong. So were nearly all polls.

[Rogue AI]

It's another type of vaccine. It will prevent you from being infected in most cases, up to 90% of the time, but if you get infected, the infection will be much less serious than if you hadn't received it. The number of people who have experienced serious problems with the vax is extremely small, despite what the anti-vaxers claim.

If you live in a society with other human beings, there might be mandates that you need to comply with under certain conditions, for public safety reasons. If you refuse to comply, then you pay the price. That's how it is when one is a member of a community comprised of human beings. Perhaps if one moves to Antarctica, and lives with the penguins, there would be different rules.

Experimental science projects should never be forced on the masses. What sort of lunacy is that? Renaming an experiment as a vaccine is fraudulent and dangerous. CDC's mission is not to put healthy people at risk based on fearmongering.

 

[TruthNotBS]

Get as many shots as you like.

They should not be mandated.

THEY ARE NOT SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR EVERYONE.

If they are, why does PHARMA HAVE IMMUNITY FROM ANY LIABILITY FROM VACCINE INJURY?

VACCINE INJURIES DO OCCUR. IT IS NOT 100% and it is not 0%.

Because without the immunity it would take at least 10 years for the vaccine to be released, after much testing, going through the FDA approval process. In the middle of a deadly pandemic, pharmaceuticals didn't have ten years, so if they're going to develop a vax using AI and other new technologies, ASAP, expediting the process, they need to be legally protected. That doesn't imply that there's any criminal intent or activity going on, as you anti-vaxers disingenuously, ignorantly claim.

They can and should be mandated by the government, in order to eliminate or at least greatly reduce the spread and severity of the disease. Do you personally mandate anything from the community? Like healthcare, if you're in an emergency? Does the community that you claim can't make you get vaccinated, have to provide you with medical care, even if you can't afford it, or put other people's lives at risk? Why should your fellow Americans, other members of your society, care about your health and life, when you're being so indifferent toward their health and lives?

Does the government have a right to mandate anything? Who determines what the government can and can't mandate? God? Whose God? What does God mandate? The people? The majority? A small minority? Who determines what the government can and can't do? What the rights of the government are?

It makes perfect sense, at least to me, that our government, has the right to mandate people get vaccinated under certain conditions because to do otherwise will contribute to the spread of the disease and prevent it from being eradicated. I also believe that mandates for wearing a mask, when one is in a public, crowded venue, in the middle of a nationwide deadly pandemic, is simply common sense and good policy. It's a public safety measure that everyone should adhere to, not just for their own safety but for that of their loved ones and everyone else in society. Those who complain about such mandates are miscreant, sociopaths.

If they claim to be disciples of Jesus Christ, they're not, they're just confused by the devil. Demonic.

 

[ColonelAngus]

It is SAFE AND EFFECTIVE….BUT WE NEED IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY!

COME ON…

 

[TruthNotBS]

Experimental science projects should never be forced on the masses. What sort of lunacy is that? Renaming an experiment as a vaccine is fraudulent and dangerous. CDC's mission is not to put healthy people at risk based on fearmongering.

You are the ones who are fearmongering, not the scientists, who are fully dedicated to saving lives. There's no reason to mistrust our nation's government or institutions to the degree that you anti-vax conspiracy "rebels" have. It's not even a righteous position to take as a born again Christian, assuming that's what you are. Trump did a great job with the vax, that's one of his victories, the good things he did in his last administration. He brought us a vaccine ASAP, as he promised. God bless him.

Not wearing a mask in public, crowded venues in the middle of a deadly pandemic or refusing to get vaccinated, when our FDA and other institutions have approved the vaccine, is indeed deadly fearmongering. When you get seriously sick, you'll then turn to society to provide you with healthcare, a bed in the hospital, even after you've behaved so irresponsibly. You "freedom rebels", are tough and fearless, until you get seriously infected, then run to the emergency room, seeking help from the same community that you previously flipped off, and sent to hell, with its public safety measures. You were completely non-compliant, and indifferent to the mandates, the safety measures taken by the community and its authorities, then when you get sick, you expect that same community to come to the rescue.

You're not behaving like a disciple of Jesus Christ, when you behave this way. You bring shame, and disrepute to the gospel of Jesus Christ when you do that as a Christian.

 

[TruthNotBS]

It is SAFE AND EFFECTIVE….BUT WE NEED IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY!

COME ON…

It's just common sense, if you're going to be the one developing the vaccine, in one year rather than through the regular ten-year process, then you need some legal protection. That doesn't imply that there is criminal intent or that the vaccine isn't safe and effective. They used the very latest technology, with AI and that allowed them to essentially perform a miracle. God was on their side because He wants us to solve our problems whenever we can, within the parameters of His natural law. He would rather not intervene, from above, but prefers us to find solutions and overcome obstacles. We did it, and praise God that we did.

Satan fills people's heads with conspiracy theories and fears, to hurt people and discredit the means through which they can solve their problems. They start seeing the government or all corporations as evil, and technology is evil..etc, blah blah blah...All of that is demonic. God works through government, through corporations, and he manifests his presence through various means, even "big pharma". Even those who you think are deplorable, God can use them to accomplish his plans.

 

[sealybobo]

A HUGE racket.

They say malpractice insurance is a big reason the costs are so high. How about a waiver I can sign saying I understand the doctor is not liable if they make a mistake. Mistakes happen. How much can I save by signing a waiver?

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people say “the hospital killed gramma.” Not it didn’t. Time did.

Unless gross negligence

 

[TruthNotBS]

They say malpractice insurance is a big reason the costs are so high. How about a waiver I can sign saying I understand the doctor is not liable if they make a mistake. Mistakes happen. How much can I save by signing a waiver?

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people say “the hospital killed gramma.” Not it didn’t. Time did.

Unless gross negligence

Exactly. I don't buy the malpractice argument because there's no reason for my nephew's insulin to be ten times more expensive here in the US, than it is in Canada. I believe I mentioned in an earlier post how my brother-in-law travels to Canada every few months to buy insulin for his son because a box of insulin costs approximately just $30. The exact same amount of insulin costs $300+ in the USA. Can big pharma or the medical industry use the "malpractice" copout "excuse-argument" for insulin being ten times more expensive here in the good Ol'USA? No, it can't. Malpractice suits have nothing to do with it. It's just pure greed. They charge ten times more here in the USA because they can get away with it. Period.

My father is 83 years old and he goes to dialysis three times weekly, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. He spends like four hours there, and his Medicare and private supplemental insurance is paying thousands of dollars per session. It's a racket. Thousands, upon thousands of dollars weekly for dialysis. Amazing.

I had open heart surgery on June 3rd, 2021. I had a mechanical aortic valve put into my heart with a dacron graft for my ascending aorta. My insurance was charged 34K every day I stayed in critical care, i.e. ICU, and 24K for every day I was in the regular cardiac wing. The surgery itself was over a quarter million dollars. These prices are completely inflated. Do I appreciate the care I got? Of course, I'd be dead if not for the medical care I received, but does it have to be that expensive, to be that good? No, it doesn't.