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Stephen Due's avatar

Yes to consent, but remember it cannot be "informed" if it is acquired by providing (intentionally or unintentionally) false information about the procedure or product.

In the end, the correct legal approach to this problem must be the withdawal of legal protection from pharma and the medical professionals who administer these products. The consumer/patient - even with valid informed consent - must be able to sue for damages.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Too bad most of the morons that subscribe to the religion of vaccination think that consent means they can exclude you for saying no.

It's like those assholes who call themselves civil rights attorneys, like the ACLU , who went along with violations of civil rights. They're absolutely incompetent.

Perhaps they play a role to gatekeep what civil rights really mean. That's why they pick and choose what to fight for.

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