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You’re right - that’s a fair call.
Point taken.![Two hearts :two_hearts: 💕](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f495.png)
Point taken.
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I wish I was, I really wish I was. I’m not that talented. But I have talked to people who do work on this sort of thing. The developers - the guys and gals doing the work - they do care. A lot.Pup7:![]()
Who? You’re not being coy, are you?I’m not going to sit here and sing the praises of Big Pharma, but I’m also not going to sit here and say there aren’t people working this issue - because there are. I promise you.![]()
I didn’t know that interviews broadcast on EWTN were outrageously far from the truth. I thought that EWTN was a broadcaster that Catholics could trust?But at least stop posting information that is so far from the truth it’s outrageous.
Just because you see something on a reputable station doesn’t make it reputable. Even the BBC and Al Jazeera screw up sometimes.I didn’t know that interviews broadcast on EWTN were outrageously far from the truth. I thought that EWTN was a broadcaster that Catholics could trust?
How do you know you haven’t been brainwashed by government propaganda? After all whistleblowers from the CDC are among the people sounding the alarms.It’s not accurate, it’s propaganda. It’s known as a massive antivax hotbed.
Why not? Do you not trust Big Pharma? why exactly wouldn’t you sing the praises if their products are a huge blessing to the public?I’m not going to sit here and sing the praises of Big Pharma
It’s not an either/or proposition. You can use necessary things produced by a company without trying to canonize them. And yes, vaccines are a huge blessing to the public. Although the zero-population-growth folks might not agree.Why not? Do you not trust Big Pharma? why exactly wouldn’t you sing the praises if their products are a huge blessing to the public?
I noticed that. Very telling.After seeing the piece with the graphic on Autism, I will have to say no thank you. I will respect you, but that is misleading. To explain that, requires delving into diagnostic criteria, and this is not the place for that.
Here I would agree. The profit incentive has proved a disaster and created conflicts of interest in research and policy, both of which should be science-based. Moreover, shielding vaccine manufacturers from liability has eroded away about much-needed trust in public health programs. Something new needs to be tried, perhaps by turning vaccine research and manufacturing into a purely public endeavor.Money is a terrible incentive for creating vaccines, especially when they are not testing enough and are spinning the data.