Wow, 200 people with a side effect that was well-known from the clinical trials! That’s a lot! Or maybe, considering that it’s 200 out of about 90 million vaccinated, it’s exactly how it was reported during the trials - a rare, and in most cases, temporary side effect
200 out of 90 million is about 0.0002%. We are supposed to believe that the vaccine isn’t necessary because the COVID fatality rate is really only 0.1%. We should reject the vaccine because of a 0.0002% risk of a non lethal side effect, and instead accept a risk of death that’s 450 times greater? If you’re willing to accept a 0.1% risk of death, why should a 0.0002% risk of getting Bells Palsy scare you?
>> 200 out of 90 million is about 0.0002%. We are supposed to believe that the vaccine isn’t necessary
Fatality is less than 0.005% for those under 25 YO, and comorbidity is likely the cause. So is the vax necessary?
200 out of 90 million is about 0.0002%. We are supposed to believe that the vaccine isn’t necessary because the COVID fatality rate is really only 0.1%. We should reject the vaccine because of a 0.0002% risk of a non lethal side effect, and instead accept a risk of death that’s 450 times greater? If you’re willing to accept a 0.1% risk of death, why should a 0.0002% risk of getting Bells Palsy scare you?
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You’re new to VAERS. Study it and you’ll realize that far less than 1% of actual events are ever entered into VAERS, and now the CDC is intentionally withholding uploading records it receives or Covid-19.
Really, by studying the number of records entered by the CDC after the start of vaccine in administration -what ended up accessible in VAERS is a tiny drop in the bucket.
If you want to pretend that VAERS is up to date, then you’re part of the problem. I think the latter, based on your baiting comment.