Coincidence?

Guest Post by Eric Peters

The Church Lady on Saturday Night Live – this was back when it was still funny – used to say: Could it be Satan? Which was funny, the way Dana Carvey – who played the Church Lady – said it. And looked when he said it.

There is nothing funny about the pushing of drugs by politically powerful corporations, who have acquired political power by purchasing it. They employ politicians, who are paid to be their pushers – who are a species far worse than the individuals who merely sell drugs on the street. These are slandered as “pushers,” but are nothing of the sort. No one ever “pushed” marijuana or any other street drug on me and probably not you, either. They offered them and we were free to buy them, if we wanted to. This is a far cry from what the pushers of pharmaceutical drugs do. Which is to actually and actively push them on people – including people who have made it quite clear they’re not the least interested in taking them – as during the event marketed as a “pandemic.”

Most loathsome of all is the pushing of drugs on children – on babies – who have no say in the matter at all. A baby is born in a hospital and almost as soon as it is out of its mother’s body, it is injected with drugs. This is done as a matter-of-course and attended (if needed) with great guilt-tripping if the parents are “hesitant.”

Having successfully pushed some drugs on parents – and into babies and children – the drug pushing has increased almost unimaginably. According to Informed Choice USA, a baby born in the early 1960s got 3-5 “vaccines” – as these drugs are now slyly styled. By 1983, this had increased to 24 doses. By 2018, the number of doses had increased to 72.

The drugs pushed include “flu” shots – which used to be pushed on the elderly only, because it was once understood that the flu presented almost no serious risk to people in the prime of life. Ergo, no need to take the drugs being pushed if you weren’t elderly. But there’s not much money in health and so it is important to persuade people of all ages they are in constant danger of getting sick – and here’s the cure for that.

Never mind that it doesn’t work.

Well, take that back. It does work. They all work. In a different way. They work to increase the profits of the pharmaceutical cartels who make (and push) these drugs on people who don’t need them. Who are hectored that they must have their kids as well as themselves regularly injected with them. Else they are very bad people. They are “anti-vaxxers” and it isn’t far from there to rounding up such dangerous people – as almost did in fact happen during the event that was marketed as a “pandemic.”

Now, of course, we know who ought to have been rounded up. But the drug pushers have acquired legal immunity from prosecution, which is nice work if you can afford to get it. Most of us, of course, haven’t got the money to buy ourselves a get-out-of-jail-free card. This includes the people who “deal” – but do not push – drugs on anyone. An interesting dichotomy.

And pot never gave anyone myocarditis, either.

Nor peanut allergies. Nor autism and the myriad other chronic illnesses and debilities that now commonly afflict children born since it became practice to inject them with literally dozens of different drugs from birth to adolescence. Could it be a coincidence that the dramatic increase in these illnesses and debilities in young people tracks in line with the pushing of all these drugs on children? Why is it that allergies were much less common among children who were born back in the ’60s and early ’70s? Why is it that afflictions such as Autism and Aspergers Syndrome were all-but-unknown among kids who were not serially injected with dozens of drugs from birth through adolescence?

Correlation is, of course, not necessarily causation. But only a fool wouldn’t look into it. We are hectored to not look into it – because the drug pushers (and the politicians they’ve purchased) do not want us to look into it. That might be bad for business, you see.

As a libertarian, my foundational objection is not directed at the drugs, per se. The same as I don’t object to electric cars, per se. My objection is to the pushing of them – which is a thing made possible only by government. The street dealer has no way to force anyone to buy – or take – the drugs he’s selling. This means you’re perfectly free to not take them. This is how things ought to be. When a thing can’t be pushed on people, the damage it causes (of any) is limited to those who freely chose to buy whatever it is that was pushed. This is sad for them, of course. But there is an important element of personal culpability involved. You chose. No one made you.

But when government – which is force personified – gets into this business, it becomes a much worse business. Because government can make you. Because you have no choice. No coercion-free choice. Ask the people in the military who were given the “choice” of taking the drugs or losing their careers. Ask the college students who were told either take the drugs or forget finishing your degree. Ask anyone who was faced with the choice of losing their job – maybe their career – as the price of “choosing” to not be injected.

Agency is removed. It is replaced by the push. You are less culpable – and more degraded. Also – when it comes to these drugs – less healthy and perhaps even sick. Another cost you get to bear, imposed by those who’ve bought the power to impose it on you.

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