Now, I know that you're entirely full of sh!t. That is completely false. First of all, all adverse reactions documented by the CDC have been reported to VAERS, which is the basis for your claim. VAERS received 9,134 reports of deaths among people who received the vaccine. Anyone who experiences any adverse effect within 30 days of receiving ANY vaccine is reported to VAERS, often times before the cause of death is even determined. In most cases, the vaccine ends up being completely unrelated. Another interesting fact. ANYONE can submit a report to VAERS. While healthcare providers are required by law to report to VAERS, anyone can do it anytime on their website. Now, let's pretend for a second that every one of those 9,134 reports were deaths confirmed to be related to the vaccine. To be clear, that is far from the case. But, hypothetically speaking, if all of those were deaths that were caused by the vaccine, it would still be around 7000 less people than are killed by ibuprofen every year. According to the FDA, an average of 16,000 people are killed by ibuprofen every year.
Additionally, your conspiracy theory of false reporting has been widely debunked as well. It's convenient for you in an online argument, but it wouldn't even be admissible in any court. It's extremely difficult for any physician to get away with upcoding or any other form of healthcare fraud. There are serious consequences. Very few are willing to risk it. And, where would the incentive be? They already make a lot of money. So, save the logical fallacies for someone who actually thinks you've constructed any intelligent arguments. A well articulated lie is no different than any other lie. You have no room to speak about convenience and narratives. You're certainly as bad as any news outlet as far as spreading disinformation goes. Despite all the strawman arguments about media influence, most people are capable of considering the source of the information they are receiving and supporting evidence before forming a conclusion. The reality is, it's people like you, who refuse to consider information when you don't approve of the messenger, who are being influenced by the media due to your own extreme bias. So many of you are completely gaslighting folks, criticizing CNN while singing the exact tune of networks like Fox News and Newsmax as if you're any less guilty of it than anyone you're accusing. This fantasy you have, that everyone who doesn't share your views is influenced by some elaborate conspiracy carried out by the media, is childish. The vast majority of people can, and do, fact check. You would have benefited a lot by doing so yourself. Instead, you chose to perpetuate conspiracies that were disproven months ago.
Anyway, I'll brace myself for more easily deflated anecdotal evidence and conspiracy theories.
