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Are we allowed to talk about the adverse reactions to the vax? Didn’t think so.

Every vaccine ever created has had adverse effects in some individuals. So will the next one. The same goes for every drug. No story here…

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We’re only at the beginning of this circus. Get back to me in three years and see if there’s a “story”.

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I worked in public health for years. I know that many like to point to VAERS database. I was IT in public health, but even I could access and submit data to the VAERS database. It doesn’t check for credentials, it’s pretty much the “honor system”. Before VAERS got politicized, it was a fairly useful tool. But since “you-know-what” it has become illustrative of the adage “garbage in/garbage out”

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And not just covid it’s the entire anti-vax movement in general which is the problem. People are getting rich sowing fud and selling snake oil. A former coworker was literally feeding his children colloidal silver, which is toxic. Honestly it was child abuse but I wanted to keep my job so I just kept it to myself. He was a big conspiracy adherent and supporter of “he who cannot be named”.

“People are getting rich”…LOL! I’m crying tears over Pfizer/Biontech, J&J, Moderna, Et al. The profits they have lost these last few years. (sarcasm)

Again, no story here. Drug companies’ product patents ensure they make big money on products they bring to market. (Not arguing whether this is right or wrong, just pointing out again that antipathy to the vaccine doesn’t change It from being just another vaccine in a fairly long list of vaccines.) If you want to read an actual documented case of things gone wrong with a vaccine, search Cutter Labs polio vaccine. As serious as that was it had a pretty marginal effect on polio vaccine demand.