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None of that changes the fact that incidents in proximity to receiving the vaccination are no more causal than correlation than incidents while 'having' covid. Be intellectually consistent.
I don't care if you don't get a vaccine but do it or don't based upon reason and data, not distortion.
Please provide a link that there are more 'confirmed' fatalities and injuries because I call bull*. You are basing that on distorted data.
You have no more basis for claiming that the data is distorted than you think I do for relying on it. The precautionary principal informs us that when dealing with an investigatory treatment, drug, device, etc, that we should proceed with caution and rule out any potential hazards before making recommendations on the implementation.
There is plenty of information out there about people being injured or killed by the "vaccine", I'll let you do your homework. If there is conclusive evidence that any of the cases weren't caused by the vaccine, that should be easy to find too. If not, then maybe we should be a little more careful about assuming they're safe.
The way I see it, with the way the whole thing has been handled, I won't be satisfied that these things are safe until we have undisputed data over 5 years that they are, considering they are a brand new technology. Everyone jumping in and getting them at this point, except for children, will have no one to blame but themselves for any adverse reaction they suffer.