Why College Students Shouldn’t Get Vaccinated

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The scam is on. The American university system is trying to force students “to be experiments for emergency-use vaccines that healthy students don’t need.” Big Pharma, however, desperately wants students to be vaccinated, Evita Duffy reminds readers in The Federalist. Ms. Duffy, a college student, admits to having had COVID.

For a year and a half now, most college students in America have been barred from in-person learning. We have taken out student loans for already over-priced institutions only to be subjected to vastly inferior remote learning. For students who choose to remain on campus, rather than move back into their high school bedrooms, universities have implemented communist-style COVID rules and regulations that border on violations of civil liberties.

6 Reasons Not to Vaccinate

1. Students Are Not at Risk

   Study after study has shown that college-aged students are not at risk of dying from COVID. In fact, they are more at risk of dying from the common flu or pneumonia, and universities have never attempted to mandate flu shots or any other vaccines to protect students from these conditions. Additionally, many students (including myself) have already had COVID, suffered minimal symptoms (if any at all), and possess natural antibodies.

2. No Legal Precedent

   There are currently no state laws mandating COVID vaccines for school-age children or college students.

   More importantly, only vaccines with full Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval have been state-mandated. So far, all COVID vaccines only have FDA emergency use authorization (EUA). This is grounds for legal protest, since these vaccines aren’t as well tested as long-standing ones, for which scientists know for certain of any short- and long-term side effects. For this reason, some states are introducing bills that would ban universities from requiring COVID vaccines.

3. Requiring Vaccines May Be at Odds with Fed Law

   The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, which authorizes the FDA to grant emergency use authorization, requires the secretary of Health and Human Services to “ensure that individuals to whom the product is administered are informed … of the option to accept or refuse administration of the product.”

   (L)egal experts believe public and private institutions could find themselves breaking the law by mandating EUA vaccinations. Aaron Siri, managing partner at Siri & Glimstad LLP, a complex civil litigation firm, writes in Stat News that “an organization will likely be at odds with federal law if it requires its employees, students or other members to get a Covid-19 vaccine that is being distributed under emergency use authorization.”

4. Students Guinea Pigs in Untested Waters

   The Johnson and Johnson vaccine, which was administered to approximately 7 million Americans, was pulled by the FDA after six women developed a rare blood clot within two weeks of receiving their doses. The Johnson and Johnson vaccine fiasco doesn’t leave one feeling confident in the safety of other similarly rushed vaccines.

   The abbreviated timelines for the emergency use applications and authorizations means there is much the FDA does not know about the vaccine’s effectiveness.

   Worse yet, students are being required to receive vaccines by pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Moderna, which, under the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act, have total legal immunity if something unintentionally goes wrong post-vaccination.

   Students should not be forced to risk the effects of a vaccine that the Big Pharma companies aren’t even liable for.

5. Alternative Treatments Have Been Shut Down

   Potential other COVID treatments have been largely rejected by Democrats and health officials who favor a massive vaccine rollout. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, has accused the medical establishment, health agencies, and Democrats of failing to explore and promote cost-effective repurposed drugs — those previously approved for other uses — as early combatives against COVID.

   “They’re safe and they’re cheap and they just might be incredibly effective,” said Johnson at a December Senate hearing. He added that “tens of thousands of people have lost their lives” because government agencies have focused on expensive “silver bullet” solutions instead of medications already in use for other diseases.

   Indeed Big Pharma companies like Moderna and Pfizer, which possess undeniable influence over American medical professionals and government officials, are projected to rake in billions of dollars from the COVID vaccines.

6. Ethical Questions on Using Aborted Fetal Tissue Cell Lines

   Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Johnson and Johnson vaccines used cell lines from aborted children in their lab testing and production processes. In most cases, the cell lines being used come from abortions committed decades ago, in the 1970s and ’80s. Some will argue it is not unethical to take the vaccine because by taking the vaccine individuals are not directly participating in the act of abortion, especially since the cell lines are far removed from the original aborted baby.

“The American university system has scammed students and their families long enough with overpriced, debt-inducing tuition, admonishes Ms. Duffy.

Since COVID hit, this system has deprived us of in-person learning, canceled or reduced campus services (while charging full price), subjected us to draconian lockdowns and mandatory COVID tests, and created a Chinese-style snitch culture and social credit score system for COVID violations regarding masks, tests, and social distancing rules.

Fall of 2022

… things are getting even creepier as university administrators team up with powerful corporations using COVID to force students to take emergency vaccines that they don’t need, but Big Pharma desperately wants.