Why I will vote for Trump

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#1

Fellow PFS victims,
Trump has been vocal about his concern over vaccine damage to children-despite enduring much criticism for this very unpopular position. Often times Trump has cited conversations with mothers who claim that vaccines induced autism in their children. I have wondered if someone close to Trump has suffered vaccine damage. Google “Trump vaccines” to see for yourselves. Google “hearthiswell” to see the desperation of the Mothers who know what it is like to lose their children to vaccine injury and have no one believe them. Knowing what we know, having suffered what we have, and knowing what it is like to have no one believe us is something we know all too well. I see Trump as an ally in this fight, with an open ear and the grit to do something about it. I believe he may be our only hope. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. I would love for our next president to recognize us and force the manufactures to search for the cure. There is no way Clinton will ever hold the drug companies responsible (see article: Clinton tops 2016 field in drug company donations thehill.com/policy/healthcare/25 … 2016-field"

Your brother in suffering,
Tlecum

P.S. Can I get any pledges to vote for Trump?

#2

This post is absolutely ridiculous … But nonetheless, when people are stupid enough to choose that wall street/top-percent bitch over Bernie, i choose the clown every fucking time. :slight_smile:

#3

You believe vaccine damage is ridiculous? I imagine they think the same about PFS. People may be stupid to choose Trump. We would be stupid not to. I have only two things left that I look forward to in life, a cure and death. Johnny5ar, your response is all over the place, but I think you did pledge for Trump. If so thank you.

#4

I had thick curly hair untill when in 2011 i had 3 vaccines in one go before an overseas trip. I was sick in the hospital after them and they didnt know what was wrong. I couldnt move my eyes without pain and i had rashes all over me. Ever since that day my hair rapidly thinned out and 6 months later i was extremely thin on top, which was when i took 5AR inhibitors and got PFS.

Vaccines have benefits and also risks. If i could live my life again i would never get one. One of my close friends grandfather died after one and there are countless stories of families having healthy babies then after a vaccine they develop issues.

At the end of the day, if the politicians and pushing big pharmas products then its probably not a good idea.

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#5

Bernie Sanders is the only one talking about the corrupt campaign finance system. He’s not rich, nor likely to be corrupted by big pharma. A vote for Trump is a vote for the same capitalist horse shit that created this drug in the first place.

#6

I am sorry, i wasn’t clear enough. Of course i don’t believe vaccine damage is ridiculous. Ridiculous for me is this kind of agitating for trump like you (i don’t live in US) are voting for a director of a medical clinic or something like that. I mean there are many more issues that a person has to consider when voting and most of them are socially related and can’t be properly measured against some eventual personal gains.

Ridiculous for me is the fact that people are voting for the establishment top-percent candidates whose interests are deeply intertwined with big pharma and banks and who knows what else expecting to see some change in their lives. Bernie is the only guy who at least brought a slight of hope for your political system in general, but it seems that people are unable to recognize the most obvious things. I mean it isn’t any better in many countries around the world, the propaganda is really good at doing its job.

Not going into the debate whether the guy who thinks global warming is a hoax could actually do anything relevant for many people who are suffering from side effects of various drugs. I mean, this forum def. isn’t a place where we should have political debates.

#7

I would be happy with Bernie as well. Bug pharma owns Clinton

#8

politicians are puppets. Doesn’t matter who wins they read the same script

#9

Inorder to become the US President you need wealthy backers funding your multi-million dollar campaign. Bernie Sanders will answer to whoever funded his campaign. Trump can afford to pay for his own campaign so is answerable to no-one, he can’t be bought off so easily and that scares people in his own party who have made a career by being ‘Yes’ men. Corporations are here to stay unless a physical revolution occurs, they are now embedded into the system and have their key people in place. The US financial authorities is swamped by ex-bankers, that place is sewn up infavour of Goldman Sachs and their ilk. Big Pharma defeated the herbal medicine providers back in the early 1930’s and it’s illegal for a Dr to treat someone with cancer using non-pharma products. Big Pharma has been manipulating the Govt since the 1930’s and winning. No President is going to change that.

#10

You are much better off voting for Bernie Sanders or Jill Stein.

#11

The democratic super delegates are not going to let us have Bernie unfortunately.

#12

trump is pathetic and it makes NO difference in this area, voting for any of the guys there. They’re just puppets to the promiscuity of the system.

Changes like this have to come from below. A wall street guy, with family money who did nothing but inherit his father’s business, is unlikely to achieve something as big as changing the system for better.

Voting for trump is voting for an idiot. the whole idea behind this post is just illogical. politicians promise whatever to gain votes.

if americans go from obama to trump, lol, this will be a joke all over the world

#13

You sound pretty thick. Bernie Sanders will be answerable to people who funded his campaign? You mean like the average Joe in the street who chipped in $27? So he’d be answerable to the people? That’s scary as fuck /s

Idiot.