fr_freak wrote: “LOL - “Hey everybody, Dr Kirsch is discredited in his ‘vaccine’ warnings because some ‘vaccine’ apologist publications said so.””
‘Dr Kirsch’ is no doctor. Kirsch received a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in electrical engineering and computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1980. So he’s an electrical engineer not a medical doctor.
fr_freak wrote: “LOL - “What in the world would you expect such publications to say? You think a magazine like “Leftwing Democrat Weekly” is going to publish an article saying “Hey, it turns out Donald Trump really is a nice guy”?”
IOW, all the articles posted from anti-vaxxer publications are also suspect such as Kirsch’s VSRF.
“In October 2021, Kirsch founded the anti-vaccine group Vaccine Safety Research Foundation (VSRF), which created ads depicting deaths the group attributed to vaccines.”.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Kirsch#cite_note-:1-15
There are more similar anti-vaxxer publications:
“Blandly-named pseudo-medical organizations are promoting bad science, discredited drugs, and creating an industry of COVID denial.”
You’ve got a long-winded way of trying to say someone like Kirsh isn’t credible, but then you use non-credible sources like Wikipedia and Vice to prove it. Oh, the irony.
I don’t know how many dead Canadian doctors there really are, but what I do know is that, once upon a time, when there was any significant pattern of death and/or injury from a drug or vaccine, we used to discontinue that drug or vaccine until things were sorted out. Now we’ve got people, such as yourself, who won’t even refrain from calling it “safe and effective”.