Covid jabs number bigger by orders of magnitude with any other jabs in history. What is the last time fully 75% of all Americans ran out and got jabbed with a vaccine in less than a year period?
Influenza vaccines are usually taken by about half the US population each year. Of course since they are actually vaccines one does not take boosters every few months. But the article took the multiple doses the jabs need into account. The actual harm done by the jabs is higher than the 47 times.
“in less than a year period”
I’m not sure how fast the vaccines were administered has any effect on the resulting adverse reactions. Certainly many vaccines have been administered to a far, far greater number of people, over a longer period of time, with far fewer reports of adverse reactions, since some vaccines have been around long enough to have been administered to the entire population several times over.
Do those vaccines magically get safer if we administer them to only 10 or 20% of the population per year instead of 75%? What possible mechanism could that be attributed to?