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brightwalker32 said:Sheep who think it's perfectly fine to have their rights trampled while they get screwed over. That’s exactly what you allowed those doctors to do. They just take advantage of the chaos. They’ll inject you with radioactive polonium just to fix a headache or some nausea, and people like you would just accept it without a second thought. And if anyone actually dared to rebel, they'd just label them as "insane."
@brightwalker32/">@@brightwalker32, this isn't some malicious interrogation, I am asking a dead serious question: how on earth did they give you an injection without your consent? If you didn't want to take something you couldn't identify—since you mentioned they promised to write it in the report—why didn't you just refuse when they showed up with the syringe? What were those three people holding you down while the fourth one forced the needle into you?
I don't see any other scenario where someone gives me an injection I don't want unless they physically overpower me. So, technically speaking, you consented to that injection because you didn't fight it. It doesn't matter what was in the syringe at this point; what matters is that you went along with the procedure without even knowing what you were receiving. For all we know, it could have been radioactive polonium, right? Your rights weren't actually violated here. You agreed to it.