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The few times I visited a hospital I met people there with complications from previous drugs. One with liver failure. Thanks to that experience no covid shot fo

The few times I visited a hospital I met people there with complications from previous drugs. One with liver failure. Thanks to that experience no covid shot for me, plus I actually read the pfzier study the judge forced them to release. I now view drug companies on the level of Cartels in Mexico with politicians in their pockets.

alwayslikethis 3y ago
> the pfzier study the judge forced them to release Can you send a link to it?
- dukeofdoom 3y ago
  Google made it impossible to find, found a link on yandex. https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarke...
  - improv 3y ago
    Are there any particular sections in the paper which were alarming to you?
    - dukeofdoom 3y ago
      Pfizer was contracted to deliver a vaccine that works that is safe. Instead defrauded taxpayers for tens of billions of dollars, and delivered a medication with pages worth of side effects that has higher risk profile than covid for almost anyone under 50.
Tijdreiziger 3y ago
> The few times I visited a hospital I met people there with complications from previous drugs. Well… yeah? All medications have a list of possible side effects in the leaflet. It’s just that the disease tends to be worse.
- dukeofdoom 3y ago
  Sorry, I'm no longer convinced of this. I think there's a large range of procedures/treatments being done that don't work, that kill people all the time. And in the end you are often just trading short term risk, for a longer payoff. Say you have prostate cancer. Should you risk the low chance of dying of prostate cancer 10 years from now, or the higher chance of incontinence, and medical complications from the treatment you undertake now.
  - jonlucc 3y ago
    That is why doctors are supposed to consent their patients and weigh those risks. For what it’s worth, the risk of incontinence form prostate cancer surgery has been dropping quickly as traditional surgery is replaced by robotic surgery, sparing the nerve that runs close under the prostate.

alwayslikethis 3y ago

> the pfzier study the judge forced them to release Can you send a link to it?

dukeofdoom 3y ago
Google made it impossible to find, found a link on yandex. https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarke...
- improv 3y ago
  Are there any particular sections in the paper which were alarming to you?
  - dukeofdoom 3y ago
    Pfizer was contracted to deliver a vaccine that works that is safe. Instead defrauded taxpayers for tens of billions of dollars, and delivered a medication with pages worth of side effects that has higher risk profile than covid for almost anyone under 50.

Tijdreiziger 3y ago

> The few times I visited a hospital I met people there with complications from previous drugs. Well… yeah? All medications have a list of possible side effects in the leaflet. It’s just that the disease tends to be worse.

dukeofdoom 3y ago
Sorry, I'm no longer convinced of this. I think there's a large range of procedures/treatments being done that don't work, that kill people all the time. And in the end you are often just trading short term risk, for a longer payoff. Say you have prostate cancer. Should you risk the low chance of dying of prostate cancer 10 years from now, or the higher chance of incontinence, and medical complications from the treatment you undertake now.
- jonlucc 3y ago
  That is why doctors are supposed to consent their patients and weigh those risks. For what it’s worth, the risk of incontinence form prostate cancer surgery has been dropping quickly as traditional surgery is replaced by robotic surgery, sparing the nerve that runs close under the prostate.