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> This reasoning works only if you believe the society isn’t supposed to help the vulnerable. This reasoning is used to justify horrific acts. Is there no limi
by sennight 5y ago
> This reasoning works only if you believe the society isn’t supposed to help the vulnerable.
This reasoning is used to justify horrific acts. Is there no limit? Obviously your line in the sand is beyond compelled experimental vaccinations... what about throwing virgins into volcanos? That might actually be more productive, as it could be no less effective in combatting the virus - and it might actually sate the power mad doom cult and show the elderly how devoted young people are to them.
- f6v 5y ago> compelled experimental vaccinations What exactly seems to be experimental, considering the published clinical trials? You’ve got to have a hypothesis, like “In 5 years mRNA-vaccinated subjects develop chronic explosive diarrhea because of X, Y, and Z.” Then you can go ahead and test the hypothesis, that’s how science works.
- sennight 5y ago> What exactly seems to be experimental... Gee, I dunno, maybe everything related to the FDA's emergency use authorization?