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>>"vaccine" doesn't mean what you think. yes they keep changing the definition to include more and more things legally as "vaccines" are shielded from any liab
by phpisthebest 3y ago
>>"vaccine" doesn't mean what you think.
yes they keep changing the definition to include more and more things legally as "vaccines" are shielded from any liability so you can not sue big pharma if they injury with their "vaccine"
this however does not change the fact that the way the law (and you) use the term is very very very different than what the ordinary person thinks and understands a vaccine to be
When this person then discovers that the government uses a different (your) "correct" definition to include things they traditionally would not think of as a vaccine this erodes trust in the entire system.
This was made very very clear with COVID.
- mikeyouse 3y agoNobody changed any definitions - laymen started becoming interested in the topic due to obvious reasons so the CDC and others clarified some publicly facing websites but nobody involved was remotely confused about the vaccines.