Social media censorship led to suicides for the vaccine injured

JUST THE NEWS – Social media censorship of COVID-19 vaccine injuries prompted by the Biden administration led to suicides, according to vaccine victims and their advocates.

Many people have experienced injuries from COVID vaccines, and some of them were unable to find support, says a U.S. senator and other advocates for vaccine victims. Social media censorship made it difficult for these victims to connect with support groups online, which resulted in some committing suicide.

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., told the “Just the News, No Noise” TV show on Tuesday that Facebook is in the process of sending him information regarding the censorship of COVID vaccine injury groups.

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