1. Vaers.
yep people complain about symptoms. but most of the reports are about minor stuff
yep UK has a similar system(yellow card)
and other countries have other reporting systems too.
and the results are 1-3 in 100,000 'death bed' diagnoses (requires, hospitalisation)
1-3 in 10,000 moderate requiring some intervention. (painkiller, creams, sleep)
1-3 in 1000 minor complaints that are stuff cry babies complain about
yep vaccine is 0.003% in us and 0.001% uk 'killer'.
but covid is a 1-3% killer. can be 8%+ without any interventions
yep, covid is 100x+ worse than the vaccine
2. 1170 deaths
as stated 0.003%(meaning better to get prescribed infection in arm than inhaled virus infection in lung)
but these deaths are not all vaccine deaths. funnily enough these are deaths occured within x days of vaccine. not deaths occured due to vaccine.
however the covid deaths are deaths caused
by covid within x days due to linking the symptoms preceding covid along with the test.
so far vaccine deaths are just linking test date and death date. they have yet to get a causal relationship of symptoms to truly categorise it as vaccine death.
i know badecker thinks its february 2020(last year) where the causal relationship of covid test-diagnosis-death was not established much. so he has wrongly been saying for last year that no lessons were learned by march/april last year.
but give it a month and they will recognise the causal diagnostic link for vaccine deaths and be able to work out what deaths were actually caused by the vaccine. and what ones were just bad timing stats
3 its actually not 0% asymptomatic/presymptomatic
its based on viral load. so a true asymptomatic might be 0.25% a presymptomatic might be 2-4% which averages to 0.7%.. yep it states 0-4% in the link
but as the more symptoms. (means more virus thus more battle) the odds of passing increase upto as they say 22%% (14-22%)
this is why advice is to social distance to strangers you dont know(in public/in stores) because you dont know if they have it or not(stranger risk range: 0-22%).
and within your 'bubble' of people you do know. the 0-4% risk is there when they dont have symptoms. so still wash your hands and household surfaces and ventilate the rooms by opening a window..
but if they have symptoms(14-22%) send them to bed and limit your access to their bedroom. or the risk of spread can be higher than 22%
the article doesnt say absolute 0 spread in asymptomatics-presymptomatics... it says 0-4%
dependant on many factors
4. australia risk of famine is not covid caused. but foreign labour caused. yes government restrictions on foreign migration means less foreign labour. but its a labour problem not a virus problem. farmers should just pay more for local workers to want to harvest their local crop.