"So, here’s one of the actual reasons WHY we need Informed Consent. The people in power just might get it wrong. And, the people with less power — a mere individual, a religious community, a family, or members of a philosophical perspective — might come up with the better idea."
Indeed. Another reason for the principle of Informed Consent is that criminal medical mass experimentation has historical form. MKultra and Tuskegee, as examples, come to mind.
A person, then, needs to have the right to refuse all and any medical procedures, regardless of his/her reasons.
As you put it, the powers that be may have it all wrong, and in a world permeated with conflicts of interests, the intuition that public health mandates may not be what they appear to be must be granted its discretion.
There is no question that mRNA injections are experimental and that the public has been mislead on this score. If only on the initially touted 95% (or thereabouts) effectiveness of the untried gene therapies at hand, the ethical and legal obligation of Informed Consent was vitiated:
While, in full honesty, the depth of details covered in your linked-to source are beyond my skill set (especially the math!), I clearly agree with you on the moral side of things. I'm not sure if you saw previously, but I just finished an interview with James Lyons-Weiler (on behalf of Dr. Peter McCullough) relative to my Reporting Hesitancy Project Survey. Just as we all need to feel safe and comfortable in simply saying NO to a proposed medical option, we also need to feel safe and comfortable reporting any adverse events we experience following the use of any medication, including vaccine medicine. Currently, that entire data set (adverse events following vaccination/injection) is heavily, heavily suppressed to well over 90% failure to report. The truth is, these two dovetail with both either eroding or supporting the other. Here's the link to the survey, which is especially relevant to all people living in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada, the UK and the EU member states: https://survey.marchtwisdale.com/survey1.html
"So, here’s one of the actual reasons WHY we need Informed Consent. The people in power just might get it wrong. And, the people with less power — a mere individual, a religious community, a family, or members of a philosophical perspective — might come up with the better idea."
Indeed. Another reason for the principle of Informed Consent is that criminal medical mass experimentation has historical form. MKultra and Tuskegee, as examples, come to mind.
A person, then, needs to have the right to refuse all and any medical procedures, regardless of his/her reasons.
As you put it, the powers that be may have it all wrong, and in a world permeated with conflicts of interests, the intuition that public health mandates may not be what they appear to be must be granted its discretion.
There is no question that mRNA injections are experimental and that the public has been mislead on this score. If only on the initially touted 95% (or thereabouts) effectiveness of the untried gene therapies at hand, the ethical and legal obligation of Informed Consent was vitiated:
https://www.mdpi.com/1648-9144/57/3/199/htm
While, in full honesty, the depth of details covered in your linked-to source are beyond my skill set (especially the math!), I clearly agree with you on the moral side of things. I'm not sure if you saw previously, but I just finished an interview with James Lyons-Weiler (on behalf of Dr. Peter McCullough) relative to my Reporting Hesitancy Project Survey. Just as we all need to feel safe and comfortable in simply saying NO to a proposed medical option, we also need to feel safe and comfortable reporting any adverse events we experience following the use of any medication, including vaccine medicine. Currently, that entire data set (adverse events following vaccination/injection) is heavily, heavily suppressed to well over 90% failure to report. The truth is, these two dovetail with both either eroding or supporting the other. Here's the link to the survey, which is especially relevant to all people living in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada, the UK and the EU member states: https://survey.marchtwisdale.com/survey1.html