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> The entire bill seems predicated on nonsense masquerading as science. Is this a cynical lie or just a reading comprehension fail? The bill isn't "predicated"
by marcusverus 3y ago
> The entire bill seems predicated on nonsense masquerading as science.
Is this a cynical lie or just a reading comprehension fail? The bill isn't "predicated" on this comment. It's one comment that was made about the bill on the floor. Not the text of the bill. Not a comment by the author of the bill. Not a comment by a co-prime sponsor of the bill. Just one politician speaking in support of the bill.
The purpose of the bill is to ensure that consumers aren't unknowingly putting vaccines into their bodies. Do you think it is unreasonable to inform consumers about what they are putting into their bodies?
- babypuncher 3y agoThe comment was made about the bill on the floor, *by its sponsor.* If that is the best justification for this law that he could come up with, then I'm left to believe that it must be the result of either sheer incompetence, or a malicious attempt to appeal to conspiracy theorist nutjobs.