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You can sue

Posted by Rebel on 7/28/2025, 11:47:07

for hot coffee...
but not for vaccine injury.

You are an idiot

Posted by Johnny Salt on 7/28/2025, 11:49:12, in reply to "You can sue"

if you said jab me Daddy.
Bad personal decision.

The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine

Posted by Stoogie Enturbulator on 7/28/2025, 11:55:39, in reply to "You are an idiot"

Tried to force people to get the shot by threatening their job. I was fortunate, I could afford to (temporarily) lose a few accounts until they come to their senses. Others had to comply for their own financial well bring.

Seems to me that a fraud was perpetrated. Holding the fraudsters accountable won't be easy. I'm not sure lawsuits are the way to do it as chances are the taxpayer will be on the hock for any judgments.

Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine

Posted by Johnny Salt on 7/28/2025, 12:01:01, in reply to "The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine"

I fired my customer who said I had to wear a mask. It cost me $14k per year. Altho, I retired in 2022 so it was just a couple of years. Not working for the man had a lot of benefits.

Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine

Posted by Jacque Koph on 7/28/2025, 12:13:28, in reply to "Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine"

How many customers have you had to fire?

How many injections did the Gub'mint give you?

Posted by Cheap Seats Shaman *= on 7/28/2025, 12:23:18, in reply to "Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine"

Judging from your confusion, I would estimate all of them.

Anyone who says, “I want to make vaccines safer and more effective

Posted by Rebel on 7/28/2025, 12:32:55, in reply to "You are an idiot"

Participating in a limited hangout.

The hangout is so limited it’s completely false.

Such persons aren’t necessarily participating consciously. They may believe what they’re saying and advocating.

But the effect is the same, whether they believe or don’t believe.

ONE: Any vaccine designed to protect against a virus is meaningless because viruses are fairy tales.

TWO: Claiming a vaccine has greatly reduced the number of cases of a disease is misleading. Reducing the appearance of symptoms—which is the yardstick used to measure a vaccine’s success—is not the same thing as preventing illness.

A vaccine, which is toxic, can tie the body up in defensive actions which weaken the body. Therefore, the body is unable to mount a full inflammatory response against illness. The inflammatory response is what creates the visible symptoms. The absence of those symptoms isn’t a signal that illness has been prevented; it’s a signal that the body is too weak to cause those symptoms to surface. TOO WEAK.

THREE: The only reasonable science for testing the effectiveness of vaccines would be a major, very large, independent study, which compares the OVERALL HEALTH of people who have been vaccinated versus people who haven’t been vaccinated. This study has never been done in the mainstream. Why?

Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine

Posted by Johnny Salt on 7/28/2025, 20:19:53, in reply to "Re: The all knowing experts did lie through their teeth about the vaccine"

one million

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