I heard of hundreds of people that were tested positive and didn't even feel under the weather.
So what percent kill is it?
You don't have to do the research, I'll answer it for you, it's under 0.1%

Funniest thing is, here in France they only vaccinate <50 yo people, but the deaths from covid are 99% from either 75+ yo people or people with diabete/fatty like american etc.etc.
props to them for killing the elder from Saone et Loire, she was 110 yo and died the next day of her vaccincation. brillant move

This post was edited by Melatonina on Mar 15 2021 05:25am

how dare you accuse vaccine for killing anyone.
it's nothing but the coincidence she died the day after !

we have bigger problems to look after than some people "dying" after vaccine.
look at all those people that got killed by dangerous covid19 virus that made them hang themselves. if they were vaccinated perhaps they wouldn't hang themselves and die of covid !
my condolences to all the victims of motor vehicles that died in car crashes. those covid deaths indeed are horrible way to go forbid driving to anyone that's not vaccinated

This post was edited by SylvesterStallone on Mar 15 2021 05:31am

Soon on your screens: Winners who refused vaccine and ended up dying of Covid.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Mar 15 2021 06:12am

maybe we be killed off and who be told it was covid and of course who would believe it. then all that is left is the order followers and we know how that turns out.

This post was edited by TiStuff on Mar 15 2021 06:33am

Trump has taken the vaccine. 47% of his supporters refuse to take it.
I think it's safe to say autism causes anti-vaccinisim 🤔

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/fauci-trump-vaccine-1141326/

So a 0.005% death rate from the vaccine, assuming that all of those are directly caused by the vaccine, which is highly unlikely. And you said in the other thread that they're only giving it to 50+ year olds, who have a death rate from Covid of > 1%. So this is an absolutely huge risk mitigation.

"strong side effects" is vague. Can you be more specific on what counts as a "strong side effect"?

Vaccines don't induce variants lol. Immunity induces variants because it resets immunity. No matter if we get herd immunity through mass infection (which is a guarantee if we allowed Covid to spread) or through a vaccine (which is massively less risky than allowing Covid to spread) it will put evolutionary pressure on variant formation. We've already identified significant variants in the UK, South Africa, and New York even before vaccination rates were above 5%.

It's 0.1% after lockdowns, mask mandates, and social distancing.

The death rate if we allowed our hospital system to be overwhelmed would have been ~3%. We're lucky that we distanced and everything because treatment greatly advanced in the first 6 months due to doctors learning how to treat the virus. That cut death rates in half on its own, and it's time we wouldn't have had without those mitigation efforts.

Let me interrupt your fallacy battles (not to be confused with "epic rap battles of history)


it was already here in USA dec 2019 the 7th variation of the flu and you lefties are flailing about terrified. And its done already get over it

The coronavirus is here to stay — here's what that means
www.nature.com › news feature › article
Feb 16, 2021 — Almost 90% of respondents think that the coronavirus will become endemic — meaning that it will continue to circulate in pockets of the global ...

This post was edited by TiStuff on Mar 15 2021 07:16am

"Unlikely" just like the official number of deaths from covid in pretty much every country applying masks/social distancing and whatever else stupidity. yeah lol
which doesnt even works if you compare israel and sweden for ex. nice waste of money imo

Trombiosis, paralysis, blindness, and others funny stuff m8. I am not unlike that other guy making up stuff m8 it is all on the asnm official site.
But 76% of vaccinated people haveing side effects isn't enough apparently..

Both does. If not just explain me how we now have 20+ strains of meningeocoque when we had only 3 differents before vaccination came there ?

This post was edited by Melatonina on Mar 15 2021 07:40am