Think about it: if a car company, a food brand, or even a makeup manufacturer puts out a product that causes harm—even one suspected death—the item is pulled from the shelves immediately. An investigation follows. The manufacturer’s reputation takes a hit. That’s how consumer protection is supposed to work.
But when it comes to these injectable products?
There are tens of thousands—probably millions of injury claims worldwide. And yet these products remain on the market and shielded. Doesn't that raise red flags? Even if you believe they’re necessary, safe, and effective—as some of these so-called “heroes” would have you believe—doesn’t it bother you that vaccine manufacturers aren’t held to anywhere near the same standard? Peggy Hall
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