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1. Yaa think?.. I didn’t take the “not a vaccine” because I was in a position to take a pass.. It still harmed me and I deserve compensation.. I was terrorized, discriminated against.. Forever changed..

   I’m the lucky one with a paycheck that’s worth half it used to be.. Lucky me..

2. The US treatment of vaccine injured citizens is bad but it looks like they actually get medical care. In Canada the health system will force the vaccine injured to suffer in pain for years because of delayed treatments and long wait lists until they lose all hope…then offer them the MAID program. Nordic country level of taxes with late Soviet Union levels of medical care

   However cynical people are about government, it’s not cynical enough.

   1. I can assure you the US is no better. For those with obamacare (people who are too sick to work) it’s currently a two month wait to see a doctor who barely speaks english at the county health center where I live.

      Those with good private insurance the wait is less, and the doctors slightly better. They’ll bill insurance for $30,000 in tests then send you home with vitamins and antihistamines. If you so much as suggest that the vaccine caused your symptoms, they’ll throw in some SSRIs on top of the vitamins.

3. 35 employees processing claims at a rate of 2.7 cases per employee per month, it will take about 10 years to process the remaining claims.

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   This is what is known as a government employee. Notice how his movements are nearly imperceptible. There!!! Did you see that?!!!? His right hand moved ever so slightly towards that pen. Amazing….simply amazing. Now, everyone…follow me, and please keep the talking to the minimum. We’re going over to the coffee station, and if we’re lucky the management employees will be gathering for the snack and yak ritual. Shhhhhh…we don’t want to startle them.

   1. They were going to train 3-toed sloths to process the claims, but they were too fast and made the gubmint employees look bad.

4. Hundreds of millions of COVID vaccination shots were given in the US. It’s inevitible that many medical crises occurred immediately after, by chance if nothing else.

   So how do we differentiate between those ailments that were caused by the vaccine and those that were unrelated? We can’t. There’s no way to do it.

   So I have no idea how a “vaccine injury compensation program” is supposed to work.

   1. “So how do we differentiate between those ailments that were caused by the vaccine and those that were unrelated? We can’t. There’s no way to do it.”

      Seriously!!!?

      https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00392-022-02129-5

      1. Two points:

         1. Other researchers dispute the results of this study.

         https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00392-023-02197-1

         2. Rates of myocarditis after vaccination are extremely low, even among the high-risk group of young males. The rates of death due to post-vaccine myocarditis are low to the point of being impossible to measure. Most studies could not find even a single death:

         https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9538893/

         1. Sorry, that last paper was not the one I intended (although it does back up my claims). Here’s a better one, where not a single post-vaccine mycarditis death was found in 2.5 million subjects.

            https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2110737

            1. LoL.

               “…where not a single post-vaccine mycarditis death was found…”

               Based on your reasoning, there was no need for vaccines in the first place.

               https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-022-01780-9

            2. You want to debate this, you can ditch the LoLs and !!!?s. You’re not three years old.

               Also, I have no idea what your point was with the link.

5. Enough time for most to die. Part of the plan.

   1. Yep a ten year window.