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When there is a problem with car manufacturing, there is a recall and life goes on. When there is a problem with vaccine manufacturing, there must be a conspir
by kdtop3 5y ago
When there is a problem with car manufacturing, there is a recall and life goes on. When there is a problem with vaccine manufacturing, there must be a conspiracy.
- recursivedoubts 5y agoYeah. People should just come on in to the vaccine dealership and get the vaccine defect fixed. What's the big deal?
- readflaggedcomm 5y agoVaccine manufacturers are indemnified, at least in the US. If car manufacturers were, I'd wonder if the powers that made it so had something to hide, too.
- lynndotpy 5y agoAlthough it was just analogy, are you familiar with the Ford Pinto? The Ford Pinto had a serious safety issue where rear-ending it would lock the doors and explode. They knew about the issue but did not recall it because the cost-benefit analysis told them not-recalling was the most profitable move So, car manufacturers weren't exactly indemnified, but the costs of doing wrong continue not to be great enough to matter.
- kdtop3 5y agoLate reply. Viewing comments, I realize my initial comment was a bit too snarky. I was not at all trying to shield the manufacturers from being held responsible for harm from a defective product. I was mostly concerned that people would use the situation to decry all vaccines, denying their benefit. To extend the analogy of the Ford Pinto, I didn't want someone to say that because Ford made a dangerous car, that all cars were bad, that Ford was trying to kill off American citizens, and that one should never ride in or drive a car.
- chucksta 5y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiB8GVMNJkE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiB8GVMNJkE
- proc0 5y agoNobody is talking about forcing me to buy a car.