Trust The Science

that's what I've been telling all my pro vaxx-mandate family and friends is that if everything Dr. Fauci says is true, then why is there a massive covering up of COVID related data and why is censorship needed? Why are doctors being fired for merely suggesting alternative treatment plans?

Yeah if you're honest your argument can stand on its own and hold up to criticism

Welp, there goes most of the politicians in general... Lmao

objectively speaking, Biden may have been "in the club" at certain times earlier in his career, but hasn't been in the club in the past few decades. He's like the wiggly balloon figure outside the car dealership that's supposed to distract you while the car salesman avoids telling you about the problems with the used car.

It's not about Trump we used him as a vantage point. You Trumplicans spend a massive amount of time projecting your own rabid stench and literally believe you don't smell lolol

https://youtu.be/9Deg7VrpHbM

The 5 year olds getting it now will be 80 years old before they know the full story.

Yep

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Even Stalin knew better than that.

So for those of you who are actually curious about this rather than seeking vindication for your daily dose of paranoia, the issue is less about hiding the data but rather protecting personal privacy of those within the trials. The FDA has agreed to share the first 12,000 pages of data in a couple of months as it requires no redacting. The additional pages which are more than 329,000, will take time to process. With the current court limitation of reviewing 500 pages per month, it would take 55 years at least to review and redact any such information to protect the individuals involved in the clinical trials. Not the doctors or lawyers or pharmaceutical companies but the people who were treated and tested.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.abc10.com/amp/article/news/health/coronavirus/vaccine/fda-pfizer-vaccine-foia-55-years/507-a4a9b0b3-b184-4da9-a1fd-d3ec0a2d6616

Now they care about medical rights/privacy? PUH-LEEZE!

That does make sense. If there is raw data, though, couldn't they write a script to speed up that process and make reviewing much simpler?

The point is to make sure the data does not expose personal privacy which requires a very careful review. That is something that should not be left up to an algorithm no matter how advanced we may ever become technologically speaking.

Okay