Gregs24
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Witnessing the opposite is completely fine except what are you actually witnessing ? It is very easy when you do not have the detailed understanding of a subject to make assumptions about something based on what you have seen. People make a living out of it as illusion artists! somebody can die 3 days after a COVID vaccination and it can be nothing to do with the vaccination, or indeed it could be directly or indirectly related to the vaccination. However without a proper understanding of the processes involved, the cause of death, the pathological features and the understanding of the subject you cannot make anything more than an assumption - and we all know where they lead to!The problem with your last statement is if other people have witnessed the opposite does that make them wrong for not wanting to get the shot? People tend to trust more what they see around them than on the news, for what I see as a person that travels all over the USA, it really does not matter whether you have the shot or not, up to a certain age, with the last couple of versions of covid, it almost looks like your genes play the most part in how sick a person gets.
Genetics absolutely have a factor in COVID, as do co-morbities and age, as indeed do the strain of COVID you catch. This is not something new.
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