Knowing your medical rights and supporting medical freedoms is vital not only for adults but for children as well.

The following is said to be happening in Canada and it wouldn't be surprising if this is happening in the United States.

At what point, have people abandoned common sense and logic?

As a parent or adult, at what point is it understood, people still retain medical rights but should question the reasoning for everything.

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Drastic measures not supported by science, but this is happening everywhere.

Why are governments and policymakers insisting on making a round block fit into a square hole with no substantiating data to back up their reasoning.

Meanwhile, Fakebook quickly flags any dissenting information as false or partially false unless it follows the accepted narrative.

Children have medical rights too.

#medicalfreedom

Know your rights.
Verify everything.
You have the right to know all the data.

#medicalfreedom

Know your rights.
Ask questions.
Don't simply assume.
#MedicalFreedom

A constant reality is that protecting the establishment's narrative is paramount - for the establishment. Today we have the ability to get at the facts/evidence/data for ourselves. Few do.

Glad this platform allows its users to determine what is factual.

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