>>>BTW, seeing what Agnes wrote this Friday, I wonder how many countries have the "you can't sue the government or the manufacturer if anything happens to you as a result of the vaccine" laws by now? And which countries would that be?
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>>I don't know, but the USA may be the most litigious society to ever exist, so they may be on the list.
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>Of course they are. I just want to know how far does it reach.
It is one of the strongest arguments against a public healthcare option. It exists in the military and prevents military personnel from suing for malpractice in military care and hospitals. Look up the Feres doctrine or Feres versus the United States. The only hope would be the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA).
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