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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Type1338
lol...you have no data. Get back to me 10 years from now after you have something.
Great comeback Dr. PHD in everything... Yes, please talk to me again in 10 years.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
Technically and legally nobody has gotten the approved vaccine yet because the EUA is still in effect. If the EUA was dropped, then the only vaccine allowed would be the approved one.
It is a legal issue that is going to result in a lot of suits coming.
Unless J&J, Moderna and AstraZeneca get FDA approval before the EUA is up, they will be taken off market.
This is also the reason you still haven't seen any advertisements for the Pfizer vaccine from Pfizer at all.
Until the EUA is over, there is nobody legally getting an approved vaxx.
I'm not sure you can sue either way as approved vaccines are also protected from litigation. The bottom line is the vaccine has received approval and the machine that made the unnamed EUA vaccine is the same that makes the named approved one with no changes in the process, so basically a different label is the only difference.
If a person was saying that they will wait for the FDA to approve then we are there now unless their reason to wait is based on the chance to sue if they get the approved one which I don't think they can no matter what.
This is why we are starting to see companies mandate vaccines more. I would bet they are keeping the EUA in place to use up the billions of vaccines out there that would need to be scrapped if they stopped the EUA now just because it is not the new named vaccine. They will use them up and then remove the EUA and move on with the one with the new label.
originally posted by: Type1338
Show me the data. Oh yeah...THERE IS NONE.
Move along and take your medicine.
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
In my other thread specifically on this matter I laid out the evidence and have proven that nobody has gotten an approved vax at this point. Not a single person. And nobody will until the EUA is lifted.
There is absolutely reason to sue. A mandate on a vaccine must follow the mandate that it is approved. Nothing being given at this time is approved. It it were then no other vaccines would be available.
It is all about the legal wording and semantics involved.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
In my other thread specifically on this matter I laid out the evidence and have proven that nobody has gotten an approved vax at this point. Not a single person. And nobody will until the EUA is lifted.
There is absolutely reason to sue. A mandate on a vaccine must follow the mandate that it is approved. Nothing being given at this time is approved. It it were then no other vaccines would be available.
It is all about the legal wording and semantics involved.
I do agree with you it is all about "legal wording and semantics" BUT I think vaccines under a EUA is as protected as approved one, so I'm not in a debate with you on this, but there will be no litigations on the EUA, especially when the SC steps in and supports it.
We also need real negative side effects and it is really all smoke and mirrors as to what bias narrative is pushing what. So I guess we sit back and let it play out, but I think your opinion is that there has been a massive number of serious side effects from the vaccine and I don't believe that is true.
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
The only way the SC can support it is by changing the wording of the EUA. That or immediately cutting off any other vaccine besides properly labeled comirnaty.
You can sell Pepsi under a Coca-Cola label.
My argument has nothing to do with side effects.....it is the legality of it. My argument takes the "conspiracy" angle out of the issue.
While I do think we will see other problems pop up, that has nothing to do with why the mandate is not legally defensible at this point.