Occasionally? It's constantly happening. What about the people who are having organs harvested while still alive? There is an entire abortion industry.

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There was no change. The definition of vaccine has remained the same in immunology textbooks since at least 2007, which was when I gave up searching for older editions. What happened was the definition was updated to reflect something immunology already defined that way.

It was last updated in 2021 so that the jab could be included in it.

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Yeah, the injury rate for the COVID vaccine was really tiny, but again, you know all, and thus, references to things outside yourself probably won't move you.

You claimed 0 previously. And the rate you are talking about would be the rate admitted to/acknowledged.

All for a virus 99% of the people survived from.

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Lol. You think vaccines caused the autism? That is idiotic.

Do you know what causes it then? There is certainly correlation, and while correlation doesn't imply causation it definitely requires another look.

Yet somehow people such as yourself can apparently rule them out easily while calling everyone else fools.

I'd bet my left nut the cause is medical related.

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No, as in accountability wasn't an issue for the person who literally led the initial COVID response. Why would accountability be an issue for anyone else?

This just seems like an odd deflection to try and make it political to excuse the medical industry for what they did. I'm pretty sure the same response would have happened regardless of who was elected, considering politicians are owned by the same people.

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Posted on 8/14/26 at 6:34 pm to Boom33

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This just seems like an odd deflection to try and make it political to excuse the medical industry for what they did. I'm pretty sure the same response would have happened regardless of who was elected, considering politicians are owned by the same people.

He sounds like a pharma rep.

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Posted on 8/14/26 at 6:40 pm to Boom33

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As if the Hippocratic Oath is followed.

It's no longer the Hippocratic oath...it's been changed to the "Physicians pledge".

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Of note is that, in the modern version of the oath, there is no prohibition against abortion; there is no promise by the physician to “do no harm” or never give a “lethal medicine” as in the original Hippocratic Oath. Undoubtedly, there are many modern ethical issues today that did not exist in the past, such as abortion and euthanasia. The pros and cons of these two topics dominate our world today.

In medicine, the Hippocratic Oath for physicians was written specifically to prevent self-interested doctors from harming individual patients in ancient times. To better serve the present day needs and current ethics of physicians, a more inclusive pledge was written and adopted in October 2017. One key addition is “I WILL RESPECT the autonomy and dignity of my patient" [6]. Also, “I will PRACTICE my profession with conscience and dignity” was increased to “and in accordance with good medical practice” [6].

These phrases offer an effort to address ethical principles that have been more fully included in two documents: 1) WMA’s Declaration of Helsinki: Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects [9] and 2) the Declaration of Taipei on Ethical Considerations Regarding Health Databases and Biobanks [10]. Ultimately, the physician is dedicating his or her life and actions to the needs of the individual patient, as well as to humanity.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5755201/

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