> It's false equivalency to suggest that because all drugs have some risk, we should treat all drugs as equally risky. I didn't suggest such a thing. It was mo

> It's false equivalency to suggest that because all drugs have some risk, we should treat all drugs as equally risky. I didn't suggest such a thing. It was more along the lines of "there are a lot of choices and they all have risks, be aware." > Can you imagine if a brand name drug was found to have a side effect of triggering psychotic episodes in vulnerable patients, and the drug company responded with "To be fair, all drugs have some risk" That pretty much happens, except that the companies respond with "we printed that risk on the label, you were warned"