Rocky

Do you think this is surprising to any of us?

Vaccine side effects in school age children.

YES!

Again, you wouldn't know what does or doesn't prove anything when it smacks you in the face.

The VA provides flu shots every year to veterans enrolled in VA medical care. I get the flu shot every year. In January 2013, I got the flu anyway, a real bad case of it and spent a night in the hospital. Found out then that my blood sugar was pretty high. That's why I caught the flu despite being vaccinated. I've been able to keep my blood sugar under control since then and haven't gotten the flu... or covid19. And for the record, Allan, I am not now addressing you with this comment.

Good. Because unless you change your approach, it would be unreasonable to expect anyone to change how they roll their eyes at your insane ramblings.

I'm sorry, that comment was in response to skyrider, not you.

How do you know they haven't?

I suspect a recording of the proceeding will likely be available somewhere before too long.

How much of the history of 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic history have you read? I also wonder why there's still far too little reporting on that history.

What is your take on that brutal comment section?

You've obviously got no clue.

I had cited county data. Allan, you're STILL full of BS and completely lacking critical thinking and analysis skills. You project and you operate completely on confirmation bias. Until you can reassess your complete dismissal of anything anyone else posts that you don't like, you're not going to make your case about having any critical thinking skills.

People with critical thinking skills can anyway.

Waysider, you nailed the essence of the last dozen or so pages of this thread. Absolute Bull's Eye!

You didn't connect that doctor's death to covid. Just that he encouraged people to get vaxxed. That's not a connection to his passing. It's quite lame that you don't even recognize the lack of relevance.

Paranoid much?

Apropos of NOTHING. People die every day. If you had even the slightest critical thinking skill, you'd recognize that has nothing to do with anything on this discussion thread. NO connection was made to anything related herein.

And just as importantly, you're not participating in this thread in any constructive manner.

Australia

You wouldn't know "proof" if it smacked you in the face... which it has on this thread, and you didn't recognize or acknowledge it.

That's malarkey. You hoped people didn't get the second shot. You've contradicted yourself every day on this thread.

Dude, you have no idea what critical analysis or critical thinking skills are all about. I'm not interested in your bait. You have no idea who owns which news reporting agency. If you really are so interested in knowing when the US sneezes, you'd tap into key US news sites. You don't. You're a fraud.

Just because the site uses Taiwan in it's URL/name, you think it's credible? Is that the only test you know how to apply in your "critical analysis" to get at facts? If so, that's kinda lame.

To combat vaccine hesitancy, we need to grasp its psychological roots. Alongside skepticism of institutions and experts, exposure to misinformation, and other often-cited reasons for resisting vaccines sits a clear emotional explanation: Many people are afraid that they’ll make a bad decision. They’re influenced by the psychology of anticipated regret. Understanding this reaction can help us get more shots into arms, removing one of the final obstacles to controlling the virus.