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| 1 | NARS: The Real EpidemicEh. The FDA is ridiculously risk-averse, to the degree that they kill more people through overregulation than they save through regulation. If our society were genuinely well-designed then we could have rolled out covid vaccines even earlier. It's not like injecting RNA intentionally is more dangerous than letting a random virus do the same. | /r/TheRedPill | 23/10/21 07:31 AM |
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