My decision to not take the vax was simple: its efficacy was not demonstrated to my satisfaction, and the fact that vaccine companies and anyone in the chain were given immunity from liability is a huge moral hazard. Pair that with the record-breaking speed with which it was developed (lota of corners being cut) and the experimental nature of the mrna technology, not taking the drug right away was a no-brainer. At that point I already 'survived' covid for over a year. I could wait another three, six, twelve or more months until more data was available.
It would take a lot to convince me to take the drug under such circumstances and they didn't even come close. The only way one would take it under such circumstances would be if they weren't thinking for themselves but outsourced the decision to the scientists or government officials. That's exactly what Scott did. Trust the science, lol.
One more analysis that is VERY on point. Your analysis allows for verification and does not dismiss all the previous science.
In my case, I MUST admin, that I am not weighing heavily towards becoming an antivaxxer. If you look at the behaviour of the professional class and recognize that they are ONLY human and that all humans suffer from the kind of myopic self congratulatory world view on display currently, we can can not only project that analytical stick into the future but into the past as well.
How much of our our previous understanding of vaxxinations are actually true vs how much of what we know is actually just a cover up story for a set of issues going on at a layer below us?
For example, I have read that polio was caused by heavy metals used in pesticides at the beginning of the pesticide revolution and that polio did not go away as a result of the polio vaccine but the end of the use of heavy metals in pesticides. Over the last 50 years we went from like 2 vaccine shots for babies to now something like 20 or so? I don't even know what to believe any more as a result, although, I can imagine systems of verfication that would allow us to catalogue degrees of truth about each claim (including the polio claims).
Plus it's not even a vaccine, it's a DNA altering (despite that they claim it only affects RNA, it actually causes reverse transcription into DNA) gene therapy.
it actually causes reverse transcription into DNA
I've seen studies that found reverse transcription of genes from the virus, but none that attributed the cause to vaccines. I'm sure it happens, I just think it's extremely rare, though it's hard to be certain how rare reverse transcription is or how harmful it is when it happens.
Most of the people who would conduct studies are complicit in the poison gene therapy, so inevitably there will be few or no studies showing evidence of reverse transcription by the vaccine. But by the nature of how the mRNA gene therapy works it's likely to cause reverse transcription, probably in most cases, which means that people who take the poison are potentially going to have their cells generating toxic spike proteins for life if that happens to them. Maybe it doesn't happen in all cases, but if they're taking 5, 10, 20 boosters, eventually it will and then they're even more fucked.
My decision to not take the vax was simple: its efficacy was not demonstrated to my satisfaction
Which should vary based on the risk it counters. If you have a 0.00001% chance of dying of some disease, it's going to be hard to justify any drug, no matter how safe.
Don't forget all the suppression of non-"vaccine" approaches like hydroxychloroquine. That was a big flag that they were guiding everyone to the vaxx.
Which should vary based on the risk it counters. If you have a 0.00001% chance of dying of some disease, it's going to be hard to justify any drug, no matter how safe.
Funny you should mention that number, roughly 1 in 10 million. Tetanus vaccines is one example that has been brought to my attention recently. Tetanus has 30 cases per year in the United States:
https://www.cdc.gov/tetanus/images/tetanus-chart-1947-2018.png
US population is about 300 million, so dividing 30 by that number gives us 0.00001% as the chance of being infected (not even dying). And the chance of ME getting infected is much less since I don't work on a farm or in construction where I might come in contact with rust.
And yet, when I went to my doctor for a checkup, what's the thing he asked? DiD yOu GeT yOuR tEtAnUs BoOsTeR???
Fucking clown world.
And to answer my next question, "how much is that tetanus number reduced by the tetanus vaccine?", .
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