[BikerJoe]

We keep being told no one can die from a COVID-19 vaccine. We even have a few here on Free Republic that maintain that. Any death of a previously healthy person is from random chance—especially if they all die of the same strange symptoms. By the way, people who don’t want a COVID-19 vaccine are to be laughed at.

I heard something the other day that makes me wonder. Something about needing to sign something when you get the vaccine, and the fine print says that you are "participating in a study", and that many life insurance policies exclude benefits if you die from doing so. So...maybe they say a person didn't "die from the vaccine" so beneficiaries can collect.

FWIW

[cgbg]

maybe they say a person didn't "die from the vaccine" so beneficiaries can collect

I have seen this work with other death "issues"--local docs and medical examiners will tend to side with the families (beneficiaries) over the insurance companies in determining cause of death--particularly if there is significant uncertainty. The approach they use is not to ask too many questions or probe too deeply.