How safe are vaccines in general and the Covid Ones especially. You wouldn't have a vaccine if the underlying disease didn't exist so you have to take that into account. Also nothing is absolutely safe, you could be hit by a car or shot by a random stranger, and those risks are generally higher than dying from a vaccine.
So safer then not getting them is the only meaningful measurement.
Covid has risks that are more than just dying. It hasn't been around long enough to fully understand them but it seems to weaken organs, cause blood clots and of course it kills around 2% of those who get it.
Vaccines do none of those things except maybe the J&J one caused blood clots in 1 out of a million people who took it. That's not proven, just a statistical likelihood.
I brought up other vaccines and all of them have undergone massive clinical tests and have long track records. Its easy to manipulate statistics and during the period of vaccine use we also have seen upticks in any number of conditions and diseases. Of course besides the vaccines we have seen a ton of changes both to diets and activity levels in the population.
Maybe the rise in autism is due to the tremendous amount of time many young children spend alone glued in front of a TV or other device?
Not saying it is, just that there are so many other more common possibilities than vaccines.
Think whatever you want but you don't have the right to be a public health hazard.
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