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“THEY’RE ALL DEAD, JIM”
Many of us tried our best to warn people about the dangers of vaccines even before the Covid virus was rolled out. We were marginalized and ignored. The vaccine makers have been immune to lawsuits since the late 1980s. They cannot be sued. This made them recklessly greedy, unaccountable, and irresponsible. It’s no wonder Pfizer wanted 75 years to elapse before details of their dodgy Covid trials were released. It turned out they knew their product came with many pages of side effects.
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And how many "died suddenly" the year before Covid vaccines?
Your dishonest cherry-picking fools only your handful of imbecilic followers.
“Many of us tried our best to warn people"
No. Trying ‘your best’ to warn people would require presenting a credible warning. Like if the building is on fire, you can shout, ‘fire’ or you can shout, “ThE SaFeTy EngINeer iS a CoMmUnIsT!”
Here, you’re quoting an Expose article that needs serious factchecking.
https://www.yahoo.com/video/covid-19-vaccination-not-responsible-202105212.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALaD6QendQPDj7XSF9QlBVtjGoCc4ltmonCHk7G1FtMxu1mf5KVI13p8ZwnsvaMX2b82p8yJAmQEF_3k2l3kpZLbIhm3ZAEGA8J_Jg6e7h9dGVx_Ybia5_71msbbm2qaUKywsZDkoALaCGXGYhuwey2SRJ0mS9zYzrhl1oF4WPrQ
He added: "In 2022 (up to week 38), there were 352,000 additional deaths in the US compared to the same period in 2015-19, and about half of those occurred in the first 10 weeks of the year."
The weeks with high excess deaths generally coincide with those that had the highest Covid-19 fatalities, OECD data shows.”
>So many in the US died of the Coof because they were contraritards: millions more still alive because they were vaccinated due to the fact they weren't contrarians, because they accept facts
(*Runs medical scanner over OP's ‘argument' *)
Dr. Leonard H. ‘Bones' McCoy: ‘It's worse than that: it's dead , Jim! ’
They eradicated the Common Cold in the scenario that is “Star Trek”.
As well as stupidity, Benny.
Wait till he realises what they also eradicate in that scenario: Nyota Uhura. Benjamin Sisko. Kathryn Janeway. Spock. Tuvok. Chakotay. Elim Garak. Seven of Nine. Nog.
M'Ress. T'Ana.
You know, I just can’t help but wonder why anti-intellectuals and far-right assholes tend to use Star Trek of all things a way to convey their messages. I know “misaimed fandom” is a trope for a reason, but come on! Did they never even watch a single episode of Star Trek?
@Timjer #149718
Clarifying for anyone who might be confused: There’s a concept called “excess mortality” which is the difference between predicted deaths (based on historical trends) and actual deaths, when the latter is higher. (The rarely-used inverse term is “mortality deficit”.) A slight difference is considered statistical noise; a significant difference is something which bears investigating, even when the cause is obvious, because there might be new things to learn about public health and safety, and about current regional differences in the same.
The CDC recently released a report on the excess mortality levels for 2020 and 2021, and a provisional report for 2022 up to June (their “years” in this report run from February through January rather than the expected January through December, probably because Feb 2020 was when Covid was first detected in the US). I have not personally read much of it, just skimmed one of the documents and read other peoples’ summaries of the whole, but it apparently doesn’t contain anything really unexpected.
There are some asshats going around claiming that because one of the major differences between 2021 and other years is the advent of the Covid vaccine, therefore the excess mortality from that year must be due to the vaccine. Some of them are referring to the very bad “documentary” called “Died Suddenly” (we’re talking “2000 Mules” level of bad, and I apologize to any future archive readers for the soon-to-be-forgotten contemporary reference) as their source of proof. And Benny here runs with this crowd, so…
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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