Replying to @katiewr31413491
there is no way if the incidence of this was 1 in 140k that they studied this on 140k mice and got enough results to prove anything. More like 1 in 100 I bet.
K. Finn retweeted
If you didn't grow up during the Cold War & the Cuban Missile Crisis, or practice bomb drills in school in case Russia attacked us, you can't really understand the slap in the face that Trump's embrace of Putin is to those of us who did.
#TrumpIsARussianAsset #SheShed #VoteBlue26
K. Finn retweeted
DDT worked. Thalidomide worked. Asbestos worked. Agent Orange worked. Crib bumpers worked. Jarts worked and were loads of backyard fun. The difference? Product liability. Remove the 1986 Act, remove mandates. Do that, and watch this Supreme Court designated "unavoidably unsafe" product category scramble for its life harder than we scramble for our kidsβ.
@CombatingAutism @katiewr31413491
From @MAHA_Action a On X: RFK Jr. says a vaccine can be effective at stopping a disease without that automatically meaning it is safe.
βWe know that a lot of these vaccines are effective.β
βLike measles vaccine will stop most people from getting measles.β
βBut we donβt know if thereβs a risk to it, if there are injuries.β
βYou canβt tell that unless you have a safety study.β
βNone of them have been safety studied.β
My response:
Thereβs 2 generations of evidence. Perhaps including a teen who just shot up a special ed classroom where heβd attended. Anecdotal in scientific terms. But pharma threw out rigorous science decades ago. DDT worked too. And Thalidomide. How many more will suffer while science catches up when 99.8% in the field want no such digging? We pull lettuce off shelves across the country for 6 cases of diarrhea. But we mandate vaccines.
Replying to @katiewr31413491 @nydsa
When Bill Gates said we should be concerned cows make up 6% of carbon emissions but said it was a waste of time to plant more trees as they could only absorb 6% of emissions . . . these people are psychos who are even jealous of trees--anything real is at risk.
THIS
Replying to @Salty_in_CO
I do too. π€
I also don't think he said anything wrong either.
It's a fact that the measles vaccine does reduce measles infections. It also comes with a lot of risks.
It does spread quickly through unvaccinated communities, and there effective therapeutics.
Replying to @marktournier2 @AwakenWithJP
I did a quick Gemini search. This is a total at best misunderstanding and at worst a lie by pharma to demoralize his supporters. Neither of his son's wives have any ties to pharma nor do their families. One has a similar name to an Mrna researcher.
Replying to @Mayhem4Markets
you should pay property tax because you still drive on the roads need fire protection ercZ However your tax should be reduced drastically or frozen so you are not forced out at retirement.
NOT TRUE: RFKJRs son has zero ties to mrna GOOGLE ir like I did . see screen shot below this one
Replying to @DannyHulse3
This is black rock blackmail. But sadly they have the power to do this
Replying to @and_kell @MaryBowdenMD
she used our support then was a turncoat
K. Finn retweeted
Replying to @AlgorithmDancer @zeeemedia
Exactly!
We are smarter than all of this social media insanity.
I hate seeing medical freedom advocates not being rational about these issues.
It makes people in the movement look uninformed.
We can do better. We have to do better.
K. Finn retweeted
Replying to @and_kell @zeeemedia
For pete's sake two things can be true at once:
1)MMR is dangerous and should be replaced with singles M M R vaccines
2)Fewer people getting the measles vaccine leads to more measles
RFKJR does not cherry pick facts. BOTH THINGS ARE TRUE.
Replying to @barsoomian @MAHA_Action
Read his heavily footnoted books and learn about the 300 million dollar victory he got from Monsanto after recovering from that injury.
He is way more brilliant than either of us.
Replying to @KhyleMaste @MAHA_Action
what if you know the medical professionals make millions off looking the other way at vaccine injured children? I'd take the recovered coke addict with the law degree who cleaned up the Hudson River
Replying to @tomjberge @MAHA_Action
Delbigtree says
using a vaccine for a placebo to study another vaccine (which is what they do)
is like studying drunk driving
by having group one take 4 shots of whisky
and group two take 4 shots of vodka .











