Covid 19 conspiracies dump

[Rev. Rye]

We also know nothing of the long term effects of taking these vaccines, so that is another unknown that is still up in the air. I know you're going to entirely disagree with that point, and that's fine, but I take people like Dr. Robert Malone, who is one of the inventors of the MRNA technology, and many other doctors and scientists talking about this, seriously. That doesn't mean that I believe there are going to be terrible effects of the vaccines years down the line, but these highly credentialed people seem to think that this is entirely possible, so as a layperson, I'm going to at least consider what these highly credentialed scientists are saying rather than just handwaving it all away because they disagree with government agencies, who's job is literally to prevent the government from looking bad and to put things in the best light possible, and to push for a one size fits all solution, which is vaccines for all.

You do know that if we were really going to suspend release of vaccines until we're sure that there aren't huge long-term effects from the vaccine, things would probably take a needlessly long time before they could be released to the public. I don't know how long you'd say is good, but given how much you've been moving the goalposts throughout this thread, I wouldn't put it past you to say it should be decades. If Jonas Salk were listening to you in the early fifties, we'd probably still be dealing with polio and it'd still be in trial stage, and your grandchildren would be telling anyone telling anyone who said we should just release the damn vaccine that we need more time.

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Incidentally, I decided to look more at what side effects people would be getting from the COVID-19 vaccine. And, here's what I did:

• I downloaded a table of symptoms (sorted by number of incidents) after COVID-19 vaccines from VAERS as a .txt file
  
• I imported said .txt file into Excel
  
• I moved the notes after the table to another column out of the way
  
• I hid the column for symptom codes and one of the serious codes (there were two of them)
  
• I hid the rows that counted a total amount of symptoms, serious and not, leaving only the ones that differentiated between serious cases and non-serious. If you've actually tried to search symptoms and seriousness and then sort by number of cases, you can see how much they clutter it up.
  
• I fine-tuned the percentages in the column.
  
• I added the numbers of total serious cases, total cases, and total number of doses, with percentages thereof.
  
• I added another column dividing number of cases of each symptom by total number of doses.
  
• I finally took a screenshot of the last screen (and, therefore, the most common symptoms)
  

These are the possible side effects and rates that IA is afraid of.