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Johnson: Canada’s Thin Edge on Injury Compensation

Day 2 · 4:20:55 · Jason Lavigne · Ron Johnson

  • 💸 Johnson says Canada is only slightly ahead of the U.S. on compensating the injection-injured because America has done virtually nothing.
  • 🚫 He stresses the injured still cannot get treated and are not being compensated across the board.
  • 📉 He refuses to praise either system, calling the neglect of the injured systemic.

Senator Johnson compares U.S. and Canadian compensation for the vaccine-injured.

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Transcript

Jason Lavigne · 4:20:55

As you see, we even have people across the floor to help take a minority government to a majority government, which gives them a runway to go ahead and do what they're doing. Now, in some ways, you said that Canada is kind of ahead of the curve versus the US on some of this. Can you expand on that?

Ron Johnson · 4:21:09

Well, about the one area is in terms of, uh, compensating the injection injured, but they haven't done much. That's because the US has virtually done nothing. So they're, they're a little bit ahead, but I'm not, I'm not singing their praises at all. They're, you know, across the board, the, the injection injured are being ignored. They can't get treated. They're certainly not being compensated.