Cast by thoughtcrimeboss
A new large scale study of Florida adults suggests that if you took the Pfizer vaccine you have a significantly higher risk of dying from any cause when compared to Moderna's vaccine. It irritates me when people pretend like they are sooo against big evil corporations yet believe anything pharm corps tell them about the covid vaccines. Not only do they believe it, but they treated those who even dared to ask questions like complete scum and bought T-shirts that say trust the science. They treat anyone who didn't line up for the vaxx as "anti-science". Real science is all about questioning things regardless of where your funding comes from. Established science gets proven wrong all the time. What do y'all think about this study and what does it indicate? conclusion from the abstract "Florida adults who received the BNT162b2 COVID-19 vaccine in the initial series had higher risk of 12-month all-cause, cardiovascular, COVID-19, and non-COVID-19 mortality compared to matched mRNA-1273 recipients, with differences in cardiovascular and COVID-19 mortality primarily driven by adults 60 and older. These findings suggest that COVID-19- and non-COVID-19-related health outcomes should be considered when evaluating vaccines targeting SARS-CoV-2."
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The thing is is that you question science through the scientific method. You don't go in the reverse direction and then start trusting into snake oil salesman and unproven unscientific alternative bullshit. That's the issue.
Many people skeptical of the claims about the safety of certain vaccines are doing exactly that, and some aren't. Yet if you even ask a question you are often immediately lumped into this extremely negative stereotype of the "antivaxxer".
You can thank the absolute insane anti-vaxxers for that. The anti-vaxxers also made it a complete slippery slope so that the intro to their insane bullshit is simply questioning it and then they do social engineering to pull you into their awful cult. If people with simple safety questions resisted that we wouldn't be having this argument. But they didn't.
