Do vaccines kill people?More or less a silly question.
Do cars kill people?1. Some cars are never in an accident.
2. Some cars get in accidents that injure people, sometimes maiming them for life.
3. Some cars get in accidents that kill people.
With vaccines, we don't know. Why not? Because once you get a vaccine, you can't ever do it the other way, ever again.
What if you get a vaccine and live to ninety? How could you ever guess how long you might have lived if you had never gotten the vaccine? You might have lived to 110! But maybe only 70. Nobody knows, especially if you get the vaccine as a child.
The CDC says that vaccines kill people. They don't say that all vaccines kill people. But they do say that some vaccines kill people. Check it out in plain language at
https://www.openvaers.com/.
Right on the home page they show that there were "998,726 REPORTS OF VACCINE ADVERSE EVENTS IN VAERS" and "12,839 DEATHS." This is the total for all the years that the CDC has had VAERS in operation... something like 30 or more.
Do vaccines kill people? The CDC says so in VAERS. And the
Harvard School of Medicine shows in a longer-than-ten-years study, that VAERS gets only less than 1% of the reports. This means that there could have been as many as over 1,283,900 deaths since VAERS became operational.
Here is the funny part about this all. Since the Covid mRNA injections are not vaccine injections, they shouldn't be included in the same category as vaccines in the VAERS death reports. Since they are genetic RNA/DNA manipulation test injections, they should have their own section.
On top of this, VAERS reports about 4,000 anti-Covid injection deaths. But since they get less than 1% reported to them, Covid mRNA injection deaths could be as high as 400,000.
An additional mixer-upper in all this is, cause of death reports are subjective. The are subject to the best guess of the attending physician or examiner following the death. And the joker might have all kinds of bias regarding cause of death, this way or that.
The way we can tell that death was mRNA injection caused, was how healthy the person was before the jab, and how fast he got sick, afterward... and if there were any other things he did differently that could have been the cause of death.
But the big point is, the CDC doesn't really have a clue regarding any of it. The reports to VAERS were judgmental, by the judgment of the physician who determined the cause of death. The best source for this info is the anecdotal reports from friends and families of the person who died.
Vaccines DO kill. And the mRNA injected serum does kill. The CDC says so.