How could it show future case numbers and deaths? Unless you're talking about predictive modelling, which is something else entirely.
The data that I have shared, and that others have shared, are not only 'current', but also include trends over time.
The vaccines have all been through the usual trials, and the data for these are readily available. The vaccines have also been used by a huge number of people over the last year and a bit, and the picture there is very clear, too. Over the last year, the data show perfectly clearly that you are less likely to die from Covid if you've been vaccinated.
This is not a traditional vaccine, and requires more long-term testing.. just judging it by the same protocols/standards of a traditional vaccine isn’t gonna do it for me.
In addition, it seems like several changes have happened to this 'technology' over the decade leading up to this, which should require new trials and further testing... but really, even 10 years isn't enough studies and research for me to ever want a mandate on a large population of people.. or even deem something like this 'safe' for the long-term.
On top of this, each manufacturer seems to have their own concoction of ingredients (which feels like experiments), with varying side effects. If you want to mandate a new "technology" of creating and delivering vaccines, which interacts with the human body in a new'ish way, then you better damn sure hope to have more wide-spread long term testing than what I have seen out there.
Even if you do *not* mandate it, still those people accepting it should understand they are in a large-scale trial/experiment. Calling it ‘safe’ in the long term, at this point, is not something I cannot really do for myself. Again, there could be an age/risk factor/etc that you might take this risk... but I can't imagine why anyone would deem this safe for younger kids.
I haven't seen any long nor short term studies/trials with kids, and minimal research done.. so it seems a bit crazy to me, but again, everyone has their own individual risk-benefit analysis they should do.. but mandates are completely out of the question, on any age group, IMO.
Your argument of 'we don't know what will happen in the future' seems a bit silly; you could use it against anything.
Aren't you assuming a
future severe sickness or death was prevented, and/or symptoms reduced, from a prior vaccination in an individual?.. and then you 'prove' this assumption using the [flawed] data of unvaccinated people.
If you want to understand what is likely to happen in the future, then do your own predictive modelling. You might want to start by extrapolating from existing trends.
Using half-baked data to analyze future trends seems silly to me. At the end of the day, there is not enough mRNA vaccine research nor studies to cause me to feel "safe", and I can say that without a crystal ball. We’ve had the time to develop a traditional vaccine, I'd prefer they had went that route, but it may be too late.
If you are suggesting that there is a vast conspiracy involving governments, universities and professional bodies from pretty much every country in the world, but some random guy on youtube or facebook (or more often bitchute) is the only reputable source... then there's not much I can do to dissuade you.
I'm not sure what the random guy on youtube/bitchute reference is, as I didn't post anyone. I have minimal familiarity with bitchute, but there
can be good sources on YouTube if you verify the content and who is saying it.
The only reference I had posted,
which you seemed to have skipped over, was a long list of other products (even outdated), that big pharma has had 'approved', which have all been pulled from the market after staying for XX number of years, sometimes 30+, which all ended up doing damage to people, many of them including death. Should I bring up opioids?..
forgive me for not blindly running out to get 3 shots from the guys that run this industry. As for conspiracies involving governments, if you are naive enough to believe governments
do not conspire, then there is probably not much I could do to dissuade you either.