Anti-vax safety alarmists have no actual research to support their wild claims, so they just make stuff up and rely on innuendo. The biggie right now is that there are all kinds of excess deaths and it must be the vax, which actually is pretty hilarious to me because since the vax aren’t great at preventing infection, almost every vaxed person has also been infected, and since there is research connecting a CV-19 infection with longer-term health problems, what the alarmists are actually promoting is the notion that CV-19 infections are leading to excess deaths in subsequent months.
But the real problem, as I keep pointing out, is that these excess death calculations aren’t easy. It isn’t as simple as it seems to identify the pre-existing trend in deaths and whether there was a change. And I also keep pointing out that more important than whether there are excess deaths, is in what category and in what age groups? Here is yet another analysis by very trustworthy and rational analysts pointing out the difficulties in excess death calculations. (CEBM Article)
So do yourself a favor and don’t fall for sensational but completely unsupported bullshit about vax safety.
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“So do yourself a favor and don’t fall for sensational but completely unsupported bullshit about vax safety.”
Ok I won’t!!!
too late for you, you are deep in the whacked conspiracy theory pockets
I would like to hear your specifique critique of the alarmists you refer to. Drs. McCullough, Kory, Bhakti, Ryan Cole, Dr. Malone, Dr. Risch at Yale and many others are shouting about vaccine injury and death, as well as unknown future complications. You and they are the very definition of cognitive dissonance. Is your framework too narrow?
Looks like the free state of Florida has fallen for the, as you put it, “sensational but completely unsupported bullshit about vax safety”:
https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/20221007-guidance-mrna-covid19-vaccines-analysis.pdf?
https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/20221007-guidance-mrna-covid19-vaccines-doc.pdf?
another piece of ignorance from you–I looked at that “analysis”, the reason you aren’t seeing more about it is because everyone things it is a joke. you might want to actually read it and read the limitations section, then read up on the shortcomings of self-controlled case series and why death is a particularly inappropriate outcome for that design. And I have said forever that I saw no reason for young adults to get vaxed if they don’t want to, their risk is simply too low for it to matter, but there is no reason to make up garbage analyses on safety to support that obvious conclusion