— Bad Legal Takes (@BadLegalTakes) August 6, 2021
— Bad Legal Takes (@BadLegalTakes) August 7, 2021You deserve what happens to you. (No, HIPAA does not apply to employers, it only applies to hospitals and medical caregivers, and equally no, you can't sue even those entities for all they’re worth because of a HIPAA violation; and b) there's even a legal term for challenging a subpoena, it's called a "motion to quash." I filed more than a few in my few years of practice.)
Likewise if you get your medical advice from politicians on Twitter. The only difference is, you endanger the rest of us when you do that. Really gotta get the "public" back in "public health." ("Natural immunity" doesn't mean whatever Roy thinks it means. If vaccinated people can get even mild cases of covid, there is no "natural immunity" for people who've recovered from Covid. Those of us who haven't gotten it, have just been lucky, not "naturally immune." Whatever other meaning for the term he has in mind, it's equally stupid. But let's ask him if he gets his school kids vaccinated for polio, tetanus, pertussis, etc. What, he doesn't rely on "natural immunity" from polio? Idiot.)Did Covid-19 write this? https://t.co/1re9atVclH
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 7, 2021
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