(Thanks, m. :)

Reader m. writes:

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Getting an injection and wearing a face mask could be considered practicing medicine. She says it's illegal "under every state law to practice medicine without a license."

Maybe the writer meant giving an injection and wearing face masks could be considered practicing medicine?

Have seen people getting vaccinated on tv in passing , don't really watch enough to know how it is worked into a program.

As a retired RN, the way I have seen vaccines given is not only illegal, it is dangerous.We were rigorously taught in school to always always draw back on the syringe when vaccinating patients. Reason? You could be in a blood vessel.You do not inject directly into a vessel. It is hard to believe this is a mistake by US MSM. If anyone actually talked to someone in health care, the proper way would have been explained.

So, can we surmise that just as the vaccines themselves are deadly , so is the way of injecting as seen on TV? Who knows if pharmacy technicians have proper training for what they have been asked to do?

Is this another means of programming that it is ok to not only give an injection without pulling back on the syringe but also to accept it?

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