LogFAQs > #968382757

You've done nothing to improve it. All you're saying is "some people don't want to get it." That is not a valid basis for your belief.

Your belief is an empirically verifiable one: The risk of serious adverse effects from the vaccines and the risk of serious adverse effects from Covid infections have both been very thoroughly quantified. You are claiming that the former is greater than the latter. Do you have a basis - that is, data from which you have drawn this conclusion which you are able to present in support of it - for believing in this claim? Or are you just spouting off the same unsubstantiated bullshit you've been humping for the last two years because doing so makes you feel better than paying attention to empirical reality?

If you want to make an empirically verifiable claim, empirically verify it. If you aren't willing to do that, stop pretending you have anything of value to say.