Safe-Keeper
My avatar is not a Drumpf hat
I know a conspiracy theory when I see one.What the hell are you talking about?
Its not a conspiracy to sell you toxic chemicals that make you sick so you return for drugs, then because of those drugs' side-effects, you go back and ask for more..
You have a very, very odd view of customer interaction. If I was a doctor, I would do my utmost to treat and cure patients to the best of my ability, not only because it would be the right thing to do, but also because satisfied customers come back. If I didn't treat them properly, they would go to another doctor and I wouldn't get my pay check. No matter how much you project your views on "good way of keeping profits" to everyone around you, it does not change the fact that most doctors do not think this way. Of course you are free to believe this to be the best way to run a business, but believe me, most rational people out there do not.that's just good way of keeping profits in your business.
A little tip for you -- if you want to be seen as actually interested in learning something, do your own research instead of asking smug rhetorical questions. lolby the looks of it..
Who funded this study? The pharmaceutical company? lol
If this is how you act when you're unconvinced of something, I would hate to be in the same room as you when you're certain you're rightQuestion: why do people have to be convinced NOT to inject chemicals totally unknown to them into their blood (the most precious filtration system in the only body they have), but need nothing more than a doctor to say "vaccine's are safe" for them to get the jabs!?!? Why don't they need convincing that they ARE safe...? How come I'm the crazy one for not being convinced??
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