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Dear Vaccine Injured Deniers

You Will Have To Forgive Me

For Not Completely Trusting Your Assesment.

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Jun 22, 2023Liked by Peter Nayland Kust

Aren’t tobacco companies prohibited from advertising on tv?

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Jun 22, 2023Liked by Peter Nayland Kust

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The Vaccinated Are To Be Judged By The Sickness

Of Their Behavior In Society Among Us.

Their Physical Suffering Is Not The Issue.

Their Own Government

Used Their Own Minds Against Them.

If You're Not On That

Your Own Government

Will Continue To Use Them Against You.

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Jun 22, 2023Liked by Peter Nayland Kust

What an excellent deep-dive into the legalities of this issue! As I’ve said before, you would have made a great jurist, Mr. Kust.

Any corporation advertising a product must be held to whatever ‘truth in advertising’ laws apply to its product. If a pharmaceutical company states flat-out that their drug is ‘safe and effective’, when their own written internal documents show otherwise, then they should be convicted of criminal fraud. And I don’t mean the corporation gets a fine - I want to see actual corporate officials held criminally liable. If you looked at proof of *harm* then signed off on the safety of the product anyway, you have committed a crime, buddy and you’re going to prison for it! It’s the only deterrent against physical harm to consumers that’s going to work.

Furthermore, I’d love to see the public schools spend more resources on teaching kids to think critically and learn to judge the safety and efficacy of products themselves. Show the kids old television commercials of doctors smoking cigarettes, endorsing them, and then show the kids the lung cancer statistics through the decades. Teach the kids to ‘buyer beware’ and be skeptical of advertising claims. A society of people who can think for themselves would prevent a great deal of harm!

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Well, was he delusional, or what. Ban Big Pharma ads. What next, ban this, ban that, even ban Crispy Creme, oh wait, I don't think they advertise.

The real objective is to ban us, the people, if we say something they don't like.

Turns out he is just like the rest of them, whether he knows it or not.

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