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Of course! But we are basing that on things that are fallible. Now time has passed. People are talking all on social media about young people dying of heart things. Anecdotally there do seem to be a lot lately. But we should have data on this. There should be doctor numbers. Have people studied how cardiac event records compare to previous years? Apparently this is true, they did go up.

But is this because of covid or the vaccine? Logic says probably covid. But have we studied the cases to know? have we seen how many of those with cardiac events were vaccinated vs unvaccinated? how many of them had covid and were there any that didn't have covid?

And with the current mob mentality being that even MENTIONING the idea the vaccine could be dangerous gets you shunned AND with the idea that big companies are heavily invested in this vaccine AND the idea that any problem being found would be a political nightmare for the government, can we trust that the right studies are being done in an unbiased way?

I mean to be honest this isn't an unrealistic thing to worry about. For all that people talk about respecting science, it feels like they're rejecting it by just knocking this stuff down without wanting it studied or considered. That is what science is after all....