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Rob's avatar

Steve, the key factual errors in your post include misusing incomplete vaccine datasets, claiming that raw VAERS reports demonstrate causality, and ignoring well-established confounding factors such as age and baseline mortality rates. Multiple independent studies from agencies like CDC, WHO, Medsafe NZ, and the Global Vaccine Data Network show that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and do not cause excess mortality. Can you please once again cite peer-reviewed sources with full population controls that contradict their findings?

Promoting medical misinformation can carry legal risks if it causes public harm, leads to fraudulent activities, misleads with intent (or are you offering only your unqualified opinion), or involves unauthorized data (see recent cases tied to privacy breaches and fraud statutes). For your followers: Everyone deserves honest, transparent analysis. Scientific debate is essential, but it should never rely on cherry-picked numbers or fear-based rhetoric; real health decisions depend on facts and compassion.

Please publicly clarify that VAERS reports alone (as you are fully aware but ignore it) do not establish vaccine harm and that excess mortality in NZ was not caused by vaccination? A short correction could prevent real-world misunderstandings and foster informed decisions.

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Joe's avatar

We are dealing with people who have a serious case of head in the sand . They are ignorant on purpose. I find it amazing when vaccinated people tell me how many lives where saved by the vaccine. When I then tell them that the " vaccine" are still available and Covid is still with us and then ask them if they are up for another shot, they bluntly tell me No. You cant reason with them.

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