Have any of you seen this?:
In Britain, something called the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned the above ad. I am not even sure what that means. How do you ban something from social media? Is it possible for a government agency to reach into the computer codes (and/or blockchains) of social media sites and alter/abolish content? Are the British ASA going to come in here to Steemit and delete my post? Are we already at that level of draconian "policing" of non-government-approved beliefs and values? Do social media sites all have government "back doors?"
Here is, apparently, the element off the informal Facebook-shared "ad" that set of the ASA:
"ASA found that the evidence Stop Mandatory Vaccination submitted in support of its claims — a government report on the settlement of more than 6,000 claims for compensation related to alleged injury or death caused by vaccinations — failed to 'demonstrate that all vaccinations were capable of causing death to children.'"
So....If the ad was tweaked to say "almost any" or "nearly any" or "probably any" rather than "all," the ASA would be happy? Is this an important back-handed admission by a major governmental bureau of an important western nation that vaccines DO routinely kill children?
I'll take that.
Remember, too, that whenever Britain sneezes, Americans and Canadians always catch cold. If there are government agencies in Britain willing to ban free speech in order to boost vaccine profits and support unproven vaccine efficacy, you can bet such bans are on the way here.
FYI...if you're interested, here is one example of several articles discussing this "ban:"
https://www.truthinadvertising.org/stop-mandatory-vaccination/
Please be forewarned...if you decide to look at the ad, you are officially engaging, now, in a non-government-approved action. It may soon be a thought crime. You could one day go to jail for such crimes. Be careful who you share such images with.