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  1. It’s obvious that they pay out money they’ll likely get back. If these injured parties require medication to last the end of their days, this same company is likely to manufacture it. It’s a win/win for the corporation and a lose/lose for the injured party.

  2. How sad and predicted

  3. Lawrence McNamara says:

    Wait, I thought vaccine companies couldn’t be sued?

    1. Jenniffer says:

      In America pharma companies cannot be sued. Seems fair and equitable doesn’t it?

      1. Lawrence McNamara says:

        Actually, they can be sued – once a plaintiff has gone through the Vaccine Court, if they are unsatisfied with the results, they can sue in Civil Court.

        1. a la they break your bank before you can sue or pay you off. The system is designed in their favor….

        2. Jenniffer says:

          Really? Cite one case please.

  4. sciencelover says:

    Odd that this article doesn’t mention what the actual condition associated with the lawsuit. Guess it sounds more sensational that way. Had to dig a little deeper. The undesired effect was nacrolepsy, occurring in 60 people, out of 60 Million that received the vaccine. That’s 0.0001%. The prevalence of narcolepsy in the general population is 0.05%. Considering the swine flu killed over 18,000 people, the risks should be put in perspective. Those affected deserve the best care and attention of course, and further study should be done to determine the mechanism by which the unintended effects came to be.

    1. This is one of the many law firms specializing in vaccine damage lawsuits. The Vaccine Injury Court has handed out over 3 $billion in damages since inception and it is pretty difficult to win in this court where judges are hand picked and not necessarily having legal backgrounds.
      http://www.mctlawyers.com/vaccine-injury/cases/

    2. Liberty & Justice For All says:

      These are just the people that ‘got lucky’ and were on the THIS lawsuit. The reporting of vaccine injury is 1 in 10 at best.

      1. sciencelover says:

        Even ONE child is too many? I would agree — even ONE child dying of a vaccine-preventable malady is one too many, in this day in age and with all of the tools and knowledge available to date.

  5. Jon Geissinger says:

    GSK should be sued out of existence! Never to be seen again!

  6. snowyriver says:

    Sounds to me like all vaccine should be at the parents descretion

  7. Since I am a senior citizen I recall getting measles and the mumps ect because our parents sent us to play with kids who had them and knew that getting them younger was better. We all got these childhood diseases and we all lived and yet, none of us remember anyone with autism at that time!!!

  8. Seajay White says:

    Take Vitamin C to boost immune system and increase the number of white blood cells
    Take Zinc lozenges, it boosts the immune system as soon the symptoms develop.
    Colloidal silver kills viruses.
    Take Garlic capsules to decrease de growth of the virus.
    Make a tea mixing:
    1 tsp. bayberry bark.
    1 tsp. grated ginger root.
    ½ tsp. cayenne powder.
    1 cup of boiling water.
    Let it sit for 20 minutes.

    Take “cold and flu” tablets this homeopathic preparation has help people avoid getting infected with the flu virus by taking 1 tablet a day throughout the flu season.
    Take arsenicum album if thirsty but feel better drinking warm fluids, lack of appetite, body aches, and feel worse during the night.
    Take bryonia if cough, throat and chest pain, dry mouth and lips, very thirsty.
    Mix two tablespoons of vinegar, one tablespoon of honey, and one cup of warm water each morning. This may prevent and kill microbes. THIS WORKS!!!!!!! AND IT WON’T LEAVE YOU PARALYZED OR DEAD !!!!!!! AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES HATE THIS LOL WHAT A BUNCH OF GREEDY BASTARDS !!!

  9. Cathy McMahan says:

    Well Mr. Pan has a facebook page, let him know how you feel, I did

  10. Liberty & Justice For All says:

    When will the people wake up and force the vaccine manufacturers to make our vaccines safe for all?

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