> Then we can talk about how the vaccine companies got immunity from being sued if people had any problems down the road from it. I think this makes sense, giv

> Then we can talk about how the vaccine companies got immunity from being sued if people had any problems down the road from it. I think this makes sense, given governments were forcing their hand to get it on a fast track process. When you pressure someone to rush something I think it's fair to accept the responsibility for the greater risks rushing it caused, I think that's fair. I would absolutely understand the public suing the government if it turned out that rushing it and forcing everyone to get it early caused issues however.