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Anandamide's avatar

And for the authors of these papers, I mean you no ill will as I have enough publication experience under my belt to know that this language is the result of the broken peer review process distilling a consensus narrative.

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Amerikan Werewolf's avatar

"Even the most cautious vax skeptics dont believe the vax harms everyone."

I have to respectfully disagree here.

Even if catastrophic adverse events are currently rare, simple anecdotal evidence suggests to me that relatively minor adverse events (enough to qualify as "harm") are the rule rather than the exception. The majority of people that I know who took the "vaxx" did indeed have some pretty unpleasant side effects for at least a day or two after, ranging from malaise and body aches to mild paralysis. Again, speaking strictly anecdotally, this appears to be a more harmful shot than even the barrage of vaccines given to military servicemen, or the rabies prophylaxis series.

Moreover, my strong suspicion is that the catastrophic adverse events that we have read about so far represent a very small tip of the iceberg to come. (Also, they are, of course, a tiny minority of the catastrophic adverse events that have already occurred -- how many have already perished as a direct result of this injection, but slipped under the radar due to ignorant hospital staff? My guess is, it's a heck of a lot.) I believe that the "harm" caused by these shots will be the rule, rather than the exception. The long term effects won't be realized for some time yet.

This is ugly, if fascinating, and it is only going to intensify. What would be truly interesting to know is the actual statistics as to uptake. I do not trust any of the public data on "vaccination rates," and don't know how to go about ascertaining the actual numbers.

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