Forcing people (employees) to take an experimental injection released under EUA is called medical coercion... and is considered to be a crime against humanity.

Every company guilty of this should be sued into oblivion. Just a heads up - their defense will be that people were not forced to get the injections and that it was voluntary (no coercion).

Insurance companies are refusing to pay benefits for the same reasons - voluntarily taking an experimental injection is considered to be a form of suicide... so no life insurance payouts.

I personally cannot participate in any of these types of lawsuits, since I refused to comply with their mandates... I have no injury and therefore have no standing.

Edit: also, the original post is incorrect, saying you can't sue Pfizer. Fraud vitiates everything, including their exemptions from liability. All the big pharma companies are fair game for lawsuits as well.

Forcing people (employees) to take an experimental injection released under EUA is called medical coercion... and is considered to be a crime against humanity.

Every company guilty of this should be sued into oblivion. Just a heads up - their defense will be that people were not forced to get the injections and that it was voluntary (no coercion).

Insurance companies are refusing to pay benefits for the same reasons - voluntarily taking an experimental injection is considered to be a form of suicide... so no life insurance payouts.

I personally cannot participate in any of these types of lawsuits, since I refused to comply with their mandates... I have no injury and therefore have no standing.