COVID-19 and Capitalism: The Shunning of Evidence in Sam Friedman’s “House Organ”

Victor Wallis

doi:10.1080/10455752.2025.2568135

October 8, 2025Capitalism Nature SocialismOpen Access

COVID-19 and Capitalism: The Shunning of Evidence in Sam Friedman’s “House Organ”

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Counter-evidence is presented against Friedman's claims about covid-19 origins and censorship, challenging his assertions.
Friedman's arguments deny the existence of censorship regarding the injection agenda while minimizing negative effects of jabs.
The critique reveals flaws in Friedman's argumentation, emphasizing the importance of evidence in the discourse surrounding covid-19.
Discussions about capitalism's role in handling covid-19 evidence are essential for understanding broader societal implications.

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This response critiques claims about covid-19 censorship and highlights contrary evidence regarding injections.

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Sam Friedman's September 2025 "House Organ" is devoted to criticizing my writings on COVID-19. Friedman begins by attributing to me a more definitive position than I have actually taken in regard to COVID origins. He then denies that there was censorship around the injection agenda and contends that the negative effects of the jabs were minimal. I present counter-evidence to all these assertions, along with a critique of his argumentation.

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