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But this is only reported cases. Most people wouldn't report even if they had symptoms. Others could be impacted without currently having symptoms. Now prop th
by jb775 5y ago
But this is only reported cases. Most people wouldn't report even if they had symptoms. Others could be impacted without
currently having symptoms.
Now prop this data of actual medical conditions created as a result of getting the covid vaccine up against the likelihood of getting covid in the first place, and the likelihood of having lifelong side effects as a result of getting covid. Risk of getting an experimental vaccine substantially outweighs the reward of the "protection" it provides.
- nosianu 5y agoNot sure why teh parent post got downvoted - we have plenty of examples right here in the various sub threads of people telling us exactly that. Almost none of all those who wrote a comment with their own anecdote seem to have reported it, many only realizing that there even is anything worth reporting after reading this discussion right here. For most people it is perfectly normal not to report anything unless it's bad enough that they have to see a doctor. Most people already expect some side effects for a few days since we've been told to expect it, for anyone following the media. A statement about under-reporting is not automatically "anti-vax".
- mopsi 5y ago> For most people it is perfectly normal not to report anything unless it's bad enough that they have to see a doctor. This is exactly what's making me restless. Young men are the least likely group to see a doctor unless it's really bad. Thus the official statistics may be severely underreporting the real situation.