Nearly 1-in-5 Say Someone They Know Died from COVID-19 Vaccine

Rasmussen Reports ^ | 5/24/24 | Rasmussen Reports

[DallasBiff]

Four years after the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the world, many Americans believe they know someone who died from the vaccine that promised to stop the virus.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 19% of American Adults say they know someone personally who died from side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine. Seventy-four percent (74%) don’t know anyone whose death they blame on the vaccine.

[Macoozie]

With Six Degrees of Separation, 1 in 5 is irrelevant.
I know 3 healthy folks dead after the KillShot.
None from the ChiComWuHuFlu.

[nwrep]

They are a right wing propaganda machine, with brain dead pronouncements about every conspiratorial article of faith among the right.

[ArizonaJacks]

I personally know 4 males, all mid 50s, all had reasonable health, and all had strokes. All vaccinated. Mid 50s, I get it...But 4 close personal friends. Give me a break. Three of the four have recovered slowly. But the fourth is likely in a wheelchair for life, and can barely speak. It infuriates me. On top of that, my MIL, which they tried killing her with Remdisivir.

[Gaffer]

I don’t know anyone having died from aids. One two of grand daughters were supposed to have tested positive for it, my daughter, too. None were hospitalized, all three recovered from their ‘flu’ in short order.

My county started out breathlessly recording and posting daily Covid death counts. It never even broached 100 deaths so they switched to “cases” to get the number and fear up. That’s it. That was Covid, Covid, Covid in my county of 30K people.

They’re back now with more ooga-booga Covid AND Bird Flu....not near the general public fear out there now like they got with Biden and Fauci’s Covid.

[doorgunner69]

Hell, i do not even know anyone that supposedly had it.

[doorgunner69]

Ah, my mistake, thought they meanst caught the Chinese virus.

The jab now, almost had to take my wife to the emergency room after a jab.

[fr_freak]

One in two believe in flying saucers

Your disparagement of people who believe in "flying saucers" is actually quite the apt analogy. Here's why: there have been millions of people over the centuries have claimed to see "flying saucers", we actually have video footage of a number of strange flying objects, including military footage (to be taken with a grain of salt of course), we have people who claim to have been abducted, and we have Area 51. Nobody can say for sure what these things are, but one thing for certain is that it IS a phenomenon, regardless of whether they are aliens or demons or whatever.

At the same time, we STILL have people ridicule the idea that ANYONE would believe in the mere possibility of aliens. If I were a rational person, I would at least accept the possibility that it could be aliens, even if I reserved any firm conclusion for more solid evidence. Because, whether it is some sort of mass psychosis over the centuries, or misinterpretation of natural phenomena, or actual freaking aliens, it cannot be denied that there is some sort of phenomenon occurring - it is just a matter of correctly identifying what that phenomenon is.

In the same way, despite all of the personal testimonials, despite all of the testimonials and evidence presented by medical professionals, despite all of the news reports of the "suddenlies" in otherwise perfectly healthy people, there are still those who outright reject the possibility of vax-caused medical issues. They don't just reject the claims regarding the number and severity of adverse events, but their existence at all.

Anyone who could draw such a firm conclusion when so much contrary evidence exists is not someone to be taken seriously.

[arthurus]

I was worried about the firs reports but avoided he shots, due to a habit I had developed in my 4 years in the AF of avoiding the required annual flu shots. I got one at induction and was he sickest I have ever been with flu within a week after. For the four years until separation I did not get another. I managed to be unavailable and in the 54 years since have never taken one AND in the last 22 years vitamin D3 supplements have kept me free of viruses altogether. After the Covid BS I likely will never get another injection unless it is given as I am unconscious in the emergency room. I did not distrust the doctor and hospitals before 2020, just didn’t want the shots. Since COVID I don’t trust anyone connected to the medical establishment.

[higgmeister]

I am happy to hear that your wife's vision was corrected and I hope her hearing will get corrected as well.

When we told our doctor that we were not getting boosters that was the end of it as far as she was concerned.   She didn't spout the party line at all.

Our doctor is affiliated with the regional healthcare conglomerate that owns 11 hospitals and hundreds of clinical centers, but I have had short conversations with her that tell me she still has her own opinions and beliefs.

[arthurus]

That is a brave autopsist, even now when he government is saying er, uh, maybe the stuff was a teensy bit harmful.

[arthurus]

It just happens but it is very rare until the clot shots. Now there is one or more in the news almost daily.

[arthurus]

I have my own arthritis delouser, mainly curcumin, but I have heard of the Ivermectin fix from a pretty enthusiastic neighbor. He wen from cane and occasional wheelchair to daily vigorous walks in about a month and a half.-

[TexasGator]

“Your disparagement of people who believe in “flying saucers” ... “

Please don’t misrepresent my posts.

[arthurus]

Ditto that.

[TexasGator]

“Now there is one or more in the news almost daily.”

That is absolutely false!

[arthurus]

Well, I read and hear them in that frequency. I suppose that is all irrelevant to a leftist who does not put any stock in reality.

[waterhill]

Just a test run. Imagine maybe 1/3 of the shots were managed (ok auto fill bot, I’ll go with that) to be dispersed among the remaining saline solution placebos. Boosters as well.

I’m a selfish non-jabbed free man.

[TexasGator]

“Well, I read and hear them in that frequency. “

Not in the news. Not even on the anti-vax sites.

[waterhill]

And yes, I am pretty sure I caught the covid non diareah flu. I also at the time was dismantling a stuccoed house with a sometimes wet saw. It may have been that, but I doubt it.

I caught it and now I am a selfish pure blood.

[higgmeister]

I had the opposite experience with flu shots.   In 1976, I went to a Commander's Call in the Comm Group Building Auditorium and before Colonel Joska released us, he told us that we had to stay after for flu shots.   We were called to attention and then he left, with us thinking, what just came at us from out of the blue?   We all were told to skin down to our t-shirts (white back then) and the WAFS who wore non-reg bras got comments, but some just upped their rizz.

I got my shot and went back to duty downstairs in the basement.   It was mostly nbd that day, and every year, even after I separated out, I got a flu shot.   I got a flu shot the year before the COVID-19 hit, and I have wondered if all of the Flu shots that I had over almost 45 years was one of the reasons I never got the COVID-19.

I'll never get another Flu shot for the possibility of it being an engineered time bomb like the COVID shot was.