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Originally Posted by SupDock
You misrepresented an emergency department visit rate as a hospitalization rate. Don’t move the goalposts here.
You also just said
“.2% goes to an emergency room or hospital is a serious enough adverse event.“
An emergency department visit is not what determines whether something is a serious adverse event or not. Should we start comparing Covid emergency department visits to vaccine emergency department visits? I promise you if the CDC started analyzing COVID by trips to the emergency department people on the denial side of the argument would be up in arms.
Anyone can walk into the ED for any reason. If a kiddo develops a fever in the middle of the night after the vaccine and they go to the emergency department unnecessarily, that’s not a serious adverse event.
You are misinterpreting data and then accusing me of pretending there’s nothing to see.
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No, you are playing word games.
After the age of 5, I never went to an emergency room or a hospital. But in your world all these people are just going there for the fun of it..to drink Powerade.
Who in their right mind wants to go to a hospital for no reason?
And we do have people worked up by the media going to the emergency room because they think they have Covid when they have hayfever or a cold. But while those don't end up in hospital numbers I just explained how 50% of the Covid hospital numbers aren't Covid.
I promise you if the CDC started analyzing COVID by trips to the emergency department
Who knows what they know. Does VAERS and Vsafe suck? Yes. But that's all we have unless CDC has actual numbers of everyone in the hospital within time of taking a shot..but obviously if they had that they are hiding it.
Just like when Fauci and Walensky were doing the 99% vaccine propaganda when CDC's how internal surveillance showed May was 15% and going straight up, for people vaccinated in the hospital.