Critique of Pharmaceutical Industry Practices
Because if they know about it, then they have a duty to warn and,
and you might be
able to sue them. But if they don't know, then they're completely protected.
So they have a very, very strong incentive
to simply not study the product adequately.
These companies make between $44 and $60 billion a year on
vaccines. Uh, they're making probably around a half a
trillion
dollars selling treatments and remedies for chronic
diseases that are listed on their own manufacturers'
inserts
as side effects from vaccines.
54% of young adults have a
lifetime chronic illness that they're going to need pharmaceutical
products for.
So it's a great business model, but it's atrocious and, uh, it's
unhealthy.
They're giving the kids these diseases,
and they're selling them the $600 EpiPens, the Adderall, the
Albuterol inhalers, uh, anti-seizure medications, the
diabetes medications, the arthritis medications.
That's where their real money is. And so
that is, um, a negative incentive for them to behave.
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