But there are facts on the ground. Hundreds of millions of people worldwide have been vaccinated.
And there are no widespread health concerns apart from a rare bloodclotting issue with Johnson & Johnson/AstraZeneca. None of which come close to the the complications and deaths that COVID has caused.
So clearly the government has been successful in this case.
> So clearly the government has been successful in this case.
It's hard to tell when side-effect reporting is suppressed.
Currently OSHA is banned from reporting on vaccine side-effects. That means the government wants no accountability, despite promoting employer mandates.
OSHA is also advising employers not to record side-effect data:
There have been numerous concerns, it is just the people sharing their reactions are not taken seriously and demonized and lumped into an anti-vaccine group for even speaking up.
This is part of the systemic issues I'm referring to. Also, they usually only look at reactions for about 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Any reaction after that is assumed to be unrelated.
I'd also like to point out that numerous deaths that have been attributed to COVID-19 which apparently were not due to COVID. This is just one of many similar stories:
> Previously a COVID-19 death was counted if the coronavirus test came back positive.
> Four of those deaths were in King County and three were from Yakima. They included two suicides, three homicides and two overdose deaths, according to DOH.
Weird pivot to an unrelated point, but I find it kind of funny that this article is essentially saying the opposite of what you're implying. They noticed these deaths weren't actually from the virus, so they fixed the data. All 7 data points out of however many thousand.
And there are no widespread health concerns apart from a rare bloodclotting issue with Johnson & Johnson/AstraZeneca. None of which come close to the the complications and deaths that COVID has caused.
So clearly the government has been successful in this case.