man... this just blows my mind 
like how quickly misinformation can spread & become ingrained in the public consciousness 
, it's crazy how easily we can all get caught up in things that aren't even based on fact 
and then have institutions like the government jump on board 
, it's like they're just perpetuating the cycle of fear rather than addressing the real issues 
and what really gets me is the harm that this type of misinformation can cause 
to families & individuals who are already vulnerable 
like how quickly misinformation can spread & become ingrained in the public consciousness , it's crazy how easily we can all get caught up in things that aren't even based on fact and then have institutions like the government jump on board , it's like they're just perpetuating the cycle of fear rather than addressing the real issues and what really gets me is the harm that this type of misinformation can cause to families & individuals who are already vulnerable 
I mean, isn't he just repeating what Trump's people said about Tylenol? 
Like, shouldn't we be believing the actual experts who say it's safe to use during pregnancy? 
Anyway, I hope Kenvue wins this lawsuit because it's just so unfair that they're being bullied into paying for misinformation 
.
. I get that people are worried about their kids, but we gotta rely on science and experts here 
. The ACOG and all those other reputable medical orgs have said acetaminophen is safe for pregnant women... can't we just trust the evidence? 
They're all over the place saying that acetaminophen is safe for pregnant women. But noooo, Kenvue Inc has to deal with some dude making baseless claims about their product. 
It's just so frustrating when misinformation goes around like this. And can we talk about how Trump got involved in it? 
The problem is, Paxton's just trying to jump on the bandwagon here and make a name for himself. Kenvue's all about supporting science and setting the record straight 
, but I guess it's hard to compete with a good old-fashioned PR stunt 
