[johnforbes]

Pretty much everything, from an ordinary aspirin to a vaccine, can have some side-effect.

Hiding info related to side-effects deprives Americans of the ability to give informed consent.

Virologist Robt Malone, MD, the inventor of mRNA tech, has expressed some doubts about vaccines and for that been kicked off social media.

Thoughts on some kid at a social media firm kicking off, and/or censoring, experts?

[Clownkicker]

johnny, take a guess what the side-effects of not getting vaccinated are. (Hint: ask any ICU nurse or corner)

And does your doctor claim vaccine side-effects cause hundreds of thousands of deaths? Of course he doesn't. Try to keep some perspective, dummy.

Besides, I don't believe the doctor has any doubts about the side-effects of mRNA COVID vaccines. You made it up.

Besides that, the Supreme Court already addressed this issue twice and found that possible side effects are not an excuse to endanger everyone else. (That opinion was written by a hard-Rightist on the Court.)

Why do you continue to hold the U.S. Supreme Court in contempt, johnny?

[johnforbes]

There really are no hard Right folks on the Supreme Court.

After all, even Clarence Thomas spends most of his time baking Thomas' English Muffins.

[Clownkicker]

^^^^^^ That's the first time johnforbes actually considered the serious side effects of refusing to get vaccinated.

Look at 'im flail and squirm.

[johnforbes]

I've stated my position many times.

I believe in attempting to put the odds on my side, which is why my body is lean and lithe while Clowntoker's belly is almost as vast as a ski slope at Lake Placid.

But freedom is another issue.

Almost any freedom you give away to almost any government in the world is one you will probably never seen again.

The hippies of the 1960s were skeptical of government, but modern leftists like Clown genuflect to government.

[Clownkicker]

"But freedom is another issue."-johnfoibles

Yes, it's an issue addressed by the Supreme Court twice in a hundred years and is now settled law.

You're pretending to fight for freedom you haven't had in over 110 years, dimwit.

Didn't they teach you anything in law school?

[johnforbes]

No such thing as "settled law."

The Sup Ct has taken more positions than a yoga instructor on issue after issue.