Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Healthcare or Covid crisis? Cardiologist Aseem Malhotra is on a Mission." video.

I think that most of those who have had no issues during the first 6 to 12 months, and who do not go near these vaccines again, will be all right. Research on what to do now is imperative. We underestimate what diet and exercise can do to reverse illness. Some won't be all right. I concede that.
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 @miscthings2559 This is a problem.
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In the US, full patent protection, full indemnity, no fund to compensate the injured, no comprehensive health care or disability insurance, and a captured regulatory apparatus -- how could mandating an EUA drug under these conditions be legitimate? It cannot possibly be.
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In the US, where medical obesity is rampant, younger ages were affected, but not that much younger. In general, men over 60 and women over 70 were most affected.
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When I read about the way mRNA vaccines were engineered (on the MIT website), and when the Janssen vaccine was suspended due to unusual blood clots, I knew that if I were injured, no one would help me (US citizen). That was why I decided against it. I am most sorry for those who took it, were injured, and expected to be taken care of. I am mystified. How could anyone believe that? What were their lives like before?
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@scottbrisbane223 This is, generally speaking, correct. Traditional vaccines were STOPPED when one significant injury per 100,000 was identified. That is 10 per million. We considered 10 per million far too high, and rightly so.
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