Would you put your child into a trial run (to be “guinea pigs”) for a flu vaccination even though the flu is similar to the regular one (mortality wise)? How about if something goes wrong because of the vaccine and the producer would not be held liable for its product?
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Unfortunately a lot of people will be stupid enough to fall for anything goverments and media suggest to them after this pig flu blitz. I am looking at the cover of Delo right now, and what do I see as the prime story? Oh no, it’s that damn flu again!
I really don’t know what is to be done about it. Should we start blowing up tamiflu stocpiles in a major revolutionary war to get us rid of stupid and corrupt media and politics?
Comment by jin — 25 July, 2009 @ 11:44
Perhaps we need a new “tea party” to rebel against the big pharma. Perhaps we should call it Tamiflu party!
The best weapon against corrupt politicians is to run for office, and for the media, there’s not a lot one can do, unless you have millions of euros at your disposal…
Comment by romunov — 25 July, 2009 @ 12:00
As for competing with the media, the only problem is, most people are stupid. It is now much easier than ever before, to spread ideas around the world. You don’t need milions, you just need a few 100 activists, and they can spread any message arround.But the problem is, nobody wants to listen. That is the problem with all this terror and flu scares.
Comment by jin — 28 July, 2009 @ 10:56
That’s why you need a “catalyzing event” to open up ears and eyes.
Comment by romunov — 28 July, 2009 @ 11:17