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RE: Putting a face to the dangers of vaccines
Try refusing to do something you know is wrong on your job and tell me how that works out for you.
Try refusing to do something you know is wrong on your job and tell me how that works out for you.
I’m not sure how that’s related?
Are you saying the doctor who vaccinated your grandkids did so knowing they shouldn’t?
That would mean they put their medical liscence on the line to keep some scary anonymous boss happy? Not sure what you mean.
In any case, refusing to do things that are wrong is a big part of my job.
Patient didn’t give consent? No surgery.
Patient isn’t stable enough to transport? I’m not following the transport order.
Patient refuses a vaccine? I’m. Not. Giving it. Even though it’s a real bad choice.
The doctor sees you for ten minutes he forms his opinion based on his training and experience. If in his experience he sees other doctors suffer legal consequences for diagnosing vaccine injury his choice is simple, move you on, "next patient please."
And yet, this author insists that we all read about the many many doctors who are advocates for not vaccinating. You guys really are trying to have it both ways.
Don’t trust doctors, they are just afraid to diagnose with integrity.
But trust these doctors, the ones who agree with me, you can tell they know the truth because they agree with me.
Perhaps doctors aren’t going to diagnose these vaccine injuries, because they just aren’t vaccine injuries. Maybe the training and experience (in medicine, not law) that they have demonstrated to them that these claims are pretty bogus.