>They still have not presented a lie or an irrational thought by pointing out these risks. That's not true. In the context of these discussions, the risks are

>They still have not presented a lie or an irrational thought by pointing out these risks. That's not true. In the context of these discussions, the risks are almost always brought up as evidence that you shouldn't get vaccinated, or at least that we should seriously question the vaccines. To see why it's irrational, we just have to compare the probability of dying from the vaccine to the probability of dying from COVID unvaccinated. The data overwhelmingly support getting vaccinated. >I don't think it's productive to assume someone is irrational and stupid by association. I never called anyone stupid. Smart people are irrational all the time. Irrationality means having beliefs that aren't in your own interest or that contradict your other beliefs.