Thread by @YossiGestetner

1/ If it appears that vaccine skepticism is on the rise, please read this from the CDC to understand why it is so. 331 million dozes vaccines were administered; 5,946 recipients have been reported dead; CDC gives a percent, and also says it needs to in investigate the deaths.

2/ This is prapoganda on multiple levels. They mention how many doses were given rather than to write how many people were vaccinated because that will be a smaller pool (184 million). You see. 6K reported deaths along 331 million doesn’t look so bad as 6K among 184 million.

3/ I don’t think that 6K deaths among 184 million vaccinated people is high relatively speaking, but the CDC doesn’t take chances so they go with the doses count in raw numbers and as a percent too: Lives relative to shots rather than lives relative to vaccinated people.

Then the CDC yells in BOLD letters that “reports of adverse events” do not necessarily mean that it was caused by the vaccine. Fair but most reports are filed by doctors who when they blame Coronavirus for a death, you don’t warn that maybe it’s not necessarily Coronavirus. 🤔

5/ The CDC notes that it needs to review claims made to VAERS to see if vaccines caused deaths. Fair but vaccines are administered for half a year already yet the CDC summary doesn’t have findings, but it doesn’t take them half a year to investigate all Coronavirus death claims.

Basically, one paragraph alone on the CDC website illustrates multiple clear-cut inconsistencies on how the CDC handles claims about coronavirus vaccines versus coronavirus itself. This shtick only causes Coronavirus vaccine hesitancy to rise. They need to stop this.

7/ The percentage given by the CDC is to say that even IF those claims are true, it’s only a very small %.

Ok.

331 kids died with Coronavirus from among 75 million kids. This is a much smaller percent than almost 6K possible deaths from among 184 million vaccinated people.