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Originally Posted by javadog

Several people here have shared personal experiences they’ve had with bad reactions to the vaccines. I happen to think that adverse reactions are underreported, the only question is by how much.

Some people are making some shocking claims, like this one for instance:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/09/covid-whistleblower-wu-flu-fraud-vaers-reporting-database-tracking-vaccine-complications-wrong-factor-100/

Anybody think that we should look into things like this, to see what the truth is?

Bad symptoms? What are we talking about here? Sore arm? Nausea? Lethargy? For how long? A day, two, three? I’d take that over Covid Pneumonia any day of the week. My goal is to stay away from a hospital as much as possible. 90% of our full hospital here in my town are unvaccinated folks seeking treatment for Covid. All 15 ICU beds are filled with unvaccinated people suffering from Covid. That’s not from the media, that is from a very close friend who happens to be an attending Physician there. They are now rationing the monoclonal antibody treatment because of the shear number of patients needing it. Sorry, I don’t have a Gateway Pundit link to “Prove” my point, just first hand knowledge.