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Third Circuit ruled last week that children who allege injuries caused
by vaccines can't pursue design defect claims, since Congress
explicitly prohibited such suits in an attempt to shield manufacturers
from liability. The decision, announced in Bruesewitz v. Wyeth Home
Products Corp., is at odds with a previous state court decision,
signaling that the issue may eventually find itself before the Supreme
Court.
Read the entire story here. ( http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2009/04/vaccine.html ) Crusador Comment: This story is absolutely
outrageous. No other industry in the world is immune from lawsuits for
marketing products that harm people. How can anyone have confidence in
vaccines when the very pharmaceutical companies who manufacture them
have had to coerce Congress to implement laws that make it virtually
impossible to hold these companies accountable for injuries caused by
their products? And we're told we live in a free country. Most people
think it's the law to get vaccinated when that's not the truth. Then if
you're injured you're out of luck. Just ask the millions of parents
with autistic children if they feel safe giving a vaccine to their
child, especially knowing that if they are injured the vaccine
manufacturer gets off Scott free. Have we all just been turned into a
bunch of worthless guinea pigs that big pharma can experiment on at
will? People in this country need to get a wake up call and see the
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