Ah forgot the capitalism one!

I'm with you mostly as long as the commitment is balanced. I.E. Companies should be paid to do the work, develop drugs, and take risks. But remove the risk, remove controlled testing, remove open data sharing, that's not capitalism.

Case in point:

• Pfizer and Moderna shots have objectively killed more people than Ivermetcin or HCQ
• Cases are still rising, more people are still getting sick, Pfizer and Moderna see only financial upside

If it's truly open, and truly sponsoring good - let everything on the market, and let consumers and doctors decide what to risk - admitting the vaccines are untested and these alternatives (untested against covid) are demonstrably safe and have been for decades.

That's not what's happening. There are mandates in place to take one drug from one company (that the fda has 'approved' 2 years from now) under the loosest possible definition of success - with absolutely no legal recourse or financial consequence to the business if it is ineffective. No market in the world works that way.