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CASEY NORMAN – “COVID INJURED” CENSORSHIP LAWSUIT – 5 27 23
CASEY NORMAN – “COVID INJURED” CENSORSHIP LAWSUIT – 5 27 23
CASEY NORMAN – “COVID INJURED” CENSORSHIP LAWSUIT – 5 27 23
Saturday 27th May 2023
Join Kimberly Bermel Benati and Ethan Uecker on 'American Medicine Today' as they discuss a pivotal lawsuit on vaccine censorship with Casey Norman.
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Get the buttons here!Challenging Censorship: Casey Norman's Fight for Free Speech in Vaccine Debate
Episode Overview
- The lawsuit involves six plaintiffs impacted by the COVID-19 vaccine, focusing on the censorship of their experiences shared on social media platforms.
- The conversation sheds light on the unjust labeling of personal experiences as misinformation, sparking a debate on the suppression of protected speech.
- The episode uncovers the intricate censorship enterprise executed by federal government officials and social media platforms.
- Discussion on the lawsuit's plan of attack and the evident collusion between the administration and tech companies.
- The lawsuit seeks declaratory and injunctive relief to recognize the unconstitutionality and unlawfulness of censorship.
Our point is that if you experience a side effect, whether or not, you know, you're part of the tiny sliver of the population who suffered that kind of symptom, you should be able to talk about it, period.
Imagine facing severe nerve damage from a COVID-19 vaccine and then being silenced when you try to share your story. That's the reality for Casey Norman and four others who have launched a lawsuit against President Biden and his administration. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Bermel Benati and Ethan Uecker sit down with Casey, litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, to discuss this landmark case.
The lawsuit claims that the administration colluded with social media platforms to censor their experiences, labeling them as misinformation. Casey explains how this suppression of speech not only affects the plaintiffs but also raises broader concerns about transparency and freedom of expression. The episode dives into the legal strategies being employed and the implications of this battle for free speech in the context of public health.
If you're interested in the intersection of healthcare, politics, and civil liberties, this episode offers a compelling look at a crucial issue.