Interesting how this statement……… "more than 3.2 million people sought medical attention or missed school, work, or other normal activities following vaccination." was re-quoted like this: that’s a ~32% AE rate for “needed medical attention or could not perform normal activities.”
Why did the author deliberately delete “missed school, work.”? Perhaps since those are innocuous and common explanations? This was no accident, as he literally quoted the start and end of the sentence, verbatim, but removed the middle. This is actually smoking gun that he’s deliberately misrepresenting information to fit his narrative. Unfortunately, this diminishes credibility of the author.
Interesting how this statement……… "more than 3.2 million people sought medical attention or missed school, work, or other normal activities following vaccination." was re-quoted like this: that’s a ~32% AE rate for “needed medical attention or could not perform normal activities.”
Why did the author deliberately delete “missed school, work.”? Perhaps since those are innocuous and common explanations? This was no accident, as he literally quoted the start and end of the sentence, verbatim, but removed the middle. This is actually smoking gun that he’s deliberately misrepresenting information to fit his narrative. Unfortunately, this diminishes credibility of the author.
You don't feel that "could not perform normal activities" encompasses missing school or work?
Do you feel your context of widespread "strokes and death" encompasses missing an afternoon of work?