The last part of my comment seems to be missing, I at least don't see it:
But you have to base the conclusions you make in this article on solid data, not a survey with a too small sample size and lacking data. If you look at the data from VAERS about 29.000 people have reportedly died from getting vaccinated. Of course the real number is…
The last part of my comment seems to be missing, I at least don't see it:
But you have to base the conclusions you make in this article on solid data, not a survey with a too small sample size and lacking data. If you look at the data from VAERS about 29.000 people have reportedly died from getting vaccinated. Of course the real number is much higher. Let's assume (even though we know what that does to you and me) that the real number is 10 times higher. Then you're looking at 290.000 deaths due to vaccination, not 600.000. Still a lot of people and this number will probably become a lot bigger in the future since we're only seeing the short term side effects.
The last part of my comment seems to be missing, I at least don't see it:
But you have to base the conclusions you make in this article on solid data, not a survey with a too small sample size and lacking data. If you look at the data from VAERS about 29.000 people have reportedly died from getting vaccinated. Of course the real number is much higher. Let's assume (even though we know what that does to you and me) that the real number is 10 times higher. Then you're looking at 290.000 deaths due to vaccination, not 600.000. Still a lot of people and this number will probably become a lot bigger in the future since we're only seeing the short term side effects.