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originally posted by: frogs453
3 in and all good over here. Much rather that. No family members or coworkers have collapsed, suddenly developed cancer or VAIDS.
There's this lady on Twitter @QTWIQ1. Very anti Vax. When she had covid late December said it's no worse than a cold. 3 days later hospital. No word for 2 months. Now she's tweeting they removed her trach and she's going to learn to walk again, after being on a vent for 2 months. Yeah I prefer the Vax rather than lifelong effects, having to relearn to walk and I'm sure a monsterous hospital bill from a "cold".
She's happy her immune system got her through, not one kind word for the medical personnel that saved her life.
I prefer the Vax rather than lifelong effects
The Shots Do Not Prevent Transmission | Increased All-Cause Mortality in the Jabbed
Dr. Ryan Cole: "These vaccines do not prevent acquisition of the disease... does prevent transmission of the disease, does not prevent illness from the disease, and does not prevent death from the disease."
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
You missed out tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, and meteor impacts.
This is clearly just a list of ailments recorded in VAERS that happened to coincide with vaccination. It provides no inference or mechanism of action that implicates the vaccines as anything more than incidental.
For instance, suggesting that the the vaccines cause psycho-surgery (Amygdalohippocampectomy), or birth-defect chromosome disorders (1p36 deletion syndrome), and other infectious diseases (herpes of all types), is a bit of a stretch.
We are literally made out of RNA coded proteins and hormones. The vaccines only differ in the sequence of the RNA they carry.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
You missed out tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, and meteor impacts.
This is clearly just a list of ailments recorded in VAERS that happened to coincide with vaccination. It provides no inference or mechanism of action that implicates the vaccines as anything more than incidental.
For instance, suggesting that the the vaccines cause psycho-surgery (Amygdalohippocampectomy), or birth-defect chromosome disorders (1p36 deletion syndrome), and other infectious diseases (herpes of all types), is a bit of a stretch.
We are literally made out of RNA coded proteins and hormones. The vaccines only differ in the sequence of the RNA they carry.
Yes, I'm sure all 2 million vaers reports are made up. So much so that in the first 55,000 pages of Pfizer documents, Pfizer recommends them as an accurate source to track adverse events. That's because they know it only reports a fraction of the events.
So pick one, if you trust Pfizer you trust vaers by extension.
originally posted by: marg6043
I can I say I told you soo From the health subcommittee in congress
The Shots Do Not Prevent Transmission | Increased All-Cause Mortality in the Jabbed
Dr. Ryan Cole: "These vaccines do not prevent acquisition of the disease... does prevent transmission of the disease, does not prevent illness from the disease, and does not prevent death from the disease."
www.redvoicemedia.com...
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
You missed out tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, and meteor impacts.
This is clearly just a list of ailments recorded in VAERS that happened to coincide with vaccination. It provides no inference or mechanism of action that implicates the vaccines as anything more than incidental.
For instance, suggesting that the the vaccines cause psycho-surgery (Amygdalohippocampectomy), or birth-defect chromosome disorders (1p36 deletion syndrome), and other infectious diseases (herpes of all types), is a bit of a stretch.
We are literally made out of RNA coded proteins and hormones. The vaccines only differ in the sequence of the RNA they carry.
Yes, I'm sure all 2 million vaers reports are made up. So much so that in the first 55,000 pages of Pfizer documents, Pfizer recommends them as an accurate source to track adverse events. That's because they know it only reports a fraction of the events.
So pick one, if you trust Pfizer you trust vaers by extension.
10.66 billion doses administered but only 2 million adverse events? That's an adverse event to dosage ratio of 0.0188 %.
If VAERS only reports a fraction of the events, by what value is it under-reporting? What reports more accurately? Surely you have some real evidential data to back up your opinion? A guess is hardly good enough.
I can only go by the best data available to us. What are you going by?
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
Wow, 10 billion doses given out on the US? That's pretty crazy. Did you get your 100th booster yet?
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
You missed out tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, and meteor impacts.
This is clearly just a list of ailments recorded in VAERS that happened to coincide with vaccination. It provides no inference or mechanism of action that implicates the vaccines as anything more than incidental.
For instance, suggesting that the the vaccines cause psycho-surgery (Amygdalohippocampectomy), or birth-defect chromosome disorders (1p36 deletion syndrome), and other infectious diseases (herpes of all types), is a bit of a stretch.
We are literally made out of RNA coded proteins and hormones. The vaccines only differ in the sequence of the RNA they carry.
Yes, I'm sure all 2 million vaers reports are made up. So much so that in the first 55,000 pages of Pfizer documents, Pfizer recommends them as an accurate source to track adverse events. That's because they know it only reports a fraction of the events.
So pick one, if you trust Pfizer you trust vaers by extension.
10.66 billion doses administered but only 2 million adverse events? That's an adverse event to dosage ratio of 0.0188 %.
If VAERS only reports a fraction of the events, by what value is it under-reporting? What reports more accurately? Surely you have some real evidential data to back up your opinion? A guess is hardly good enough.
I can only go by the best data available to us. What are you going by?
You didn't know it was underreported? Wow haven't been doing your homework. A bunch of people estimated the under reporting factor to be close to 40 for VAERs. That's in the US. How many doses were given in the US? Divide by 80 million.
Best data? You mean all the data the CDC holds back so we don't misinterpret it?
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Watch how the tabloid liberal media helped with the scaremongering of the cold virus Covid, telling everyday in the news that if you will not get the jab you were going to die, but when it comes with the horrible side effects is nothing but crickets.
This why covid became soo bad, due to the deception and lies of the media, in order to help pharma make money.
covid would have come and go on its own without a full of horrific side effects jab.
originally posted by: puzzled2
a reply to: chr0naut
Curious you count all the shots in the world but only count 1 country's record of adverse effects.
So are you bias spreading misinformation or just trying to hide from the truth ?