Health freedom

TL;DR: We are vehemently opposed to unwanted medical interventions - of any kind.

When one has already stated that they are a strong advocate for individual freedom and self-determination, it might seem redundant to explain that they advocate for health freedom also. Surely, one would think, the former implies the latter. Indeed it does, but the issue of health freedom is currently so important that it deserves special attention.

There are at least two ways in which the state is a threat to health freedom and bodily integrity: the first is through vaccines; the second is through the mental health system and (coercive) psychiatry. It would not be possible to do justice to or discuss these topics in depth here. There are countless other resources for that purpose, a few of which are linked to below.

The important point is that we are vehemently opposed to coercive and unwanted medical interventions, and stand in solidarity with those who have been harmed by the same - whether they are vaccine-injured or victims of psychiatric abuse, or recovering from some other iatrogenic harm.

People who try to defend these pracices - whether on the grounds of 'public health', or public safety, or some wrong-headed conception of altruism - will not be tolerated on this platform.

Basically, we maintain that these interventions by the state and their subsidiaries constitute a form of bioterrorism, and we will not tolerate or provide air-time for people who defend them.

Caveat: Perhaps needless to say, we uphold and support the rights of those who voluntarily choose to accept or invite medical interventions - as long as they are of an age to make an informed decision themselves. (The issue is more complicated when the person in question is a child or intellectually disabled, and doesn't understand the potential implications of their decision.) The problem - and what we are opposed to - is the use (or prospect) of coercion, and the use of state resources (funded in part by the tax-payer) to promote these practices.

More information

(Please note: we do not necessarily endorse all of the views expressed on the sites below.)

Vaccines and public health

Mental health and psychiatry