Under the Vaccine Act, you cannot sue a vaccine company for entering, no matter how negligent they were, no matter how regless they were, no matter how grievous your injury, you cannot sue them.

The only exception to that is if they knew of an injury that it's caused by their vaccine and they failed to list it on their manufacturers' answers.

All vaccines that are recommended officially recommended for children get liability protection, even if an adult gets that vaccine.

That's why they're going after kids.

But the double blind control trial is what's used for the initial approval of virtually all vaccines to my knowledge.

And we live in 2021 in most of the Western world in a place where we don't have to think about deaths from measles or deaths from diarrhea or pediatric pneumonia deaths.

So you kind of have that luxury, so it's all out of sight, out of mind.

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In this episode of Opposing Views, where I host two experts to give their opposing views on issues, we talk about vaccines.

This is a big one. In this episode, I had Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Amish Adalja on to discuss the safety of vaccines more specifically COVID-19 vaccines.

Since you're probably wondering, yes, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the son of the late Senator, Robert F. Kennedy, and nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy.

He's now the chairman of Children's Health Defense and Author. His latest book is titled The Real Anthony Fauci, so you know, it's going to be interesting.

He's already a New York Times bestselling author for works like Crimes Against Nature.

Overall, his reputation as a defender of the environment and children's health precedes him.

Amish Adalja, on the other hand, is a senior scholar at the John Hopkins Center for Health Security, whose work is focused on emerging infectious disease, pandemic preparedness, and biosecurity.

Dr. Adalja has served on U.S. government panels to develop guidelines for the treatment of infectious disease emergencies, as well as an external advisor to the New York City Health and Hospital Emergency Management Training Program for highly infectious diseases like anthrax.

The three of us covered a range of topics included the three of us covered a range of topics, including childhood vaccination, recommended vaccine schedules in the U.S.

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