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The first comic ending with "So why did I do this?" "No idea. I am just following orders" destroys all possible credibility. Did not proceed. Anyone seriously w
by kuratkull 5y ago
The first comic ending with "So why did I do this?" "No idea. I am just following orders" destroys all possible credibility. Did not proceed.
Anyone seriously writing about covid vacciness should be able to state the claims, wether the author believes them or not.
- Edman274 5y ago"So this seatbelt will prevent all injuries from car accidents, right?" "No. You can still be killed while wearing a seatbelt." "Will I have to keep driving carefully in hazardous conditions?" "Yes." "If by some freak accident the seatbelt decapitates me instead of saving me, can I sue Toyota?" "No." "So then why am I wearing a seatbelt?" "I don't know. Also, I couldn't answer anyway because I have the intelligence of a 9 year old."
- Remnant44 5y agoAgreed. Nothing easier than setting up a ridiculous straw man to then punch down.
- kelnos 5y agoI had the same reaction. Panel 3 is especially stupid: my understanding is that manufacturers are not liable (in the US at least) for most vaccination-related issues on all vaccines, not just for COVID. The US federal government handles compensating people who are harmed by vaccines. But yeah, it leaves out the obvious benefit: sure, I may still get COVID (though the likelihood is much lower), and I still have to wear a mask, but it's nearly guaranteed that my illness will be relatively minor and I won't need hospitalization or die.
- tzekid 5y agoDon't know about the rest of the world, but here in Germany doctors get paid per vaccine ... which, like any monetary incentive, is a stronger signal than the "good faith" and should be taken into account when thinking about this.