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COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers can harm you with near complete impunity

Updated: December 9, 2021 at 12:57 pm EST  See Comments

Thu Dec 9, 2021 – 11:26 am EST

(Injecting Freedom) – Imagine that in order to keep your job, the government requires you to take a pill that only protects you, and not others, and if you are harmed by that pill, you can’t sue the company that makes and sells the pill. Seems dystopian? Well, it is. But it is exactly what is occurring with COVID-19 vaccines.

The federal government has given complete immunity to Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J for any injury caused by their COVID-19 vaccines. That’s right: you cannot sue them if you are injured by their COVID-19 vaccine. (See Note 1 to read the law yourself.) So, while their product may not give you immunity, they are guaranteed immunity.

And it gets even worse. These companies are even immune for – hold your breath – willful misconduct. That may sound crazy, but it is shockingly true. You can only sue them for willful misconduct if the federal government first sues them for such conduct. (See Note 2 to read the law yourself.)

And what are the odds the federal government will do so after wildly promoting the vaccine? About as likely as the FDA ever admitting they promoted a vaccine that

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