Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Miscarriage" video.

  1. You know what else Pfizer did? In the multi-page fine print statement you were supposed to read before consenting to receive the shot, it attenuated its positive claims. But on the television programs Pfizer sponsored, newscasters made HUGE promises -- safe, effective, conferring full immunity, protecting your family, everything. They also greatly berated anyone skeptical of these claims.
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  2. Let's start by proving this in court.
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  3. At what point in a pregnancy? Before most women are aware they are expecting? Or later? Or overall? In what proportion by week of gestation? You claim to be a doctor and don't know the relevance of timeframe? That's scarier than your statement.
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  4. Look up the complaint yourself. Court documents are public information. I already have a copy.
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  5. This is a court case. Have you seen the complaint? An AG is unlikely to fabricate supposed facts and file a complaint containing falsehoods because he can and will be disciplined, and the case will be dismissed. That is certain. That doesn't prove the claims are true. It means he will get an opportunity to prove them in court. Political slogans are irrelevant here. Think it through.
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  6. @SillyGrandma99  Oh. I see, you read and analyzed the complaint. Where did you go to law school, tell me again?
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  7. Actually, he filed in state court. The federal government is prohibited from interfering now. It's a strict line, one of the few.
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  8. You know what else Pfizer did? In the multi-page fine print statement you were supposed to read before consenting to receive the shot, it attenuated its positive claims. But on the television programs Pfizer sponsored, newscasters made HUGE promises -- safe, effective, conferring full immunity, protecting your family, everything. They also greatly berated anyone skeptical of these claims as cowards and worse.
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  9. You know what else Pfizer did? In the multi-page fine print statement you were supposed to read before consenting to receive the shot, it attenuated its positive claims. But on the television programs Pfizer sponsored, newscasters made HUGE promises -- safe, effective, conferring full immunity, protecting your family, everything. They also berated anyone skeptical of these claims as cowards and antisocial.
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