123 sats \ 1 reply \ @freetx OP 8 Jun \ parent \ on: Fed Court of Appeals Rules mRNA are NOT Vaccines Under Traditional Definitions science
This is the approach Texas is taking. They are not trying to circumvent vaccine immunity protection, they are simply going after consumer protection (ie. false advertising). In Texas this is $10,000 fine per incident. So each time vaccine shot administered....
Having said that, I do not think "vaccine immunity protection" would work in a case where there was criminal negligence. That is to say, immunity protection is not a license to intentionally kill.
I think the immunity is also vulnerable because of how the trial data was manipulated and withheld.
Ultimately, all that will matter is if there’s a judge willing to take this on.
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