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And there are just as many examples of people who died of COVID after mocking it as 'a bad cold' or 'the flu', and calling it a hoax. So your point is?
And there are just as many examples of people who died of COVID after mocking it as 'a bad cold' or 'the flu', and calling it a hoax. So your point is.
Covid deaths are real. Vaccine injuries, sometimes including death are also real.
It's almost impossible to know how many people have died due to vaccines - first, because the web is being scrubbed of such info (can't discuss on FB, YouTube, Twitter, etc., and Google has gotten rid of what they deem "anti-vax" material).
Second, there will always be 100s of variables: Age, multitudes of pre-existing conditions, etc.
For there to be transparency, each death after a vaccine "should" be thoroughly investigated and results "should" be published.
There are so many agendas (Big Pharma, MSM, CDC, etc.) it's going to be an uphill battle to ever find the truth.
During the Pfizer trials six people died. Four of the six were taking the placebo.
That's good enough for me.
What if we investigated the deaths of everyone who had eaten fried chicken in the last week?
I’m sure it was just a coincidence that he died two days after getting his second vaccine. Good health one day to dead the next. It happens all the time.
Yes, indeed. Just an Amazing Coincidence. Yes, it happens all the time!
A 78-year-old woman died after receiving the Pfizer vaccine at Cal Poly Pomona, but her death is not believed to be related to that shot, according to officials.
The woman received the shot Friday afternoon and was being observed when she started complaining of feeling discomfort and lost consciousness, according to a statement from Dr. Michael E. Morris, physician director of Kaiser Permanente's Southern California's COVID-19 vaccination program, which runs the site.
The family of a woman who died shortly after receiving a coronavirus vaccine had a private autopsy performed on her last week because the state did not do one while investigating her death, her daughter said.
According to adverse incident reports collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 966 individuals have died after having received an mRNA vaccine for COVID-19.
Statistical analysis doesn't "prove" anything; it simply makes a statement regarding the likelihood of an event.
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And there are just as many examples of people who died of COVID after mocking it as 'a bad cold' or 'the flu', and calling it a hoax. So your point is?
And there are many more who had it and didn't even know they did, or had the sniffles or a headache for a day or two.
Statistically, you have over a 99% likelihood of recovering from covid, should you contract it. Again, that doesn't "prove" anything, but citing covid deaths and implying they are way more prevalent than they really are doesn't either.
I’m sure it was just a coincidence that he died two days after getting his second vaccine. Good health one day to dead the next. It happens all the time.
I've read stories claiming that the second injection is the one that is causing the most deaths. Sure is worth looking into why.
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