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To: SoConPubbie
There were six cases of clotting that halted the 6.8 million doses of the J&J vaccine. Six. Now we have one case of a clotting incident with a young woman (with a preexisting condition) that is so rare her doctor "has never seen anything like it" despite the tens of millions that have been vaccinated over the past year.

I'm sure there are very sad but rare side effects from any vaccine. Should we stop inoculating against small pox now?

70 posted on 07/09/2021 9:07:17 AM PDT by GOP_Party_Animal
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To: GOP_Party_Animal

No, we stopped inoculating against smallpox decades ago.

Nice “strawperson” argument ya got there ... smallpox had a roughly 30% fatality rate; the WuFlu, among people under age 70, who are neither morbidly obese nor diabetic nor hypertensive, has a fatality rate well under 1%.


71 posted on 07/09/2021 9:56:38 AM PDT by DuncanWaring (The Lord uses the good ones; the bad ones use the Lord.)
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