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In my ideal world, they shouldn't be doing that at all. They should be advising on treatments and performing said treatments, not deciding on them.
by tremon 3y ago
In my ideal world, they shouldn't be doing that at all. They should be advising on treatments and performing said treatments, not deciding on them.
- zeroCalories 3y agoMy understanding is that in the U.S a patient always has the right to refuse treatment. The only power a Doctor might have is to deny a treatment, but that seems reasonable from a positive/negative rights perspective. But I get it, you and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines.
- whimsicalism 3y ago> But I get it, you and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines. yeah no, not at all
- tremon 3y agoyou and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines WTF? How did you get that from what I wrote? Are you under the impression that individual doctors decide on which vaccines to give to which patient?