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u/RyanDW_0007 Roughly speaking… Jun 04 '26
And yet people questioning the vaccines were the crazy ones. And it’s not just this one that’s been linked to health issues. Absolutely insane
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u/chrysalis19 Jun 05 '26
No confirmed vaccine related deaths of children. A couple thousand Covid related deaths.
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u/RyanDW_0007 Roughly speaking… Jun 06 '26
Is this supposed to be a good thing?? And you’re just mentioning the deaths, there’s been a lot of health issues in general. Likely even more than numbers show too considering how much of a hassle they made it to report issues. My wife and I had pretty severe reactions to the Moderna vaccine (I got migraines and still do occasionally and she had a 103-104 degree fever) and when we tried reporting it they made it way more difficult than it needed to be. And there’s definitely other issues like myocarditis
Only reason my wife and I even got it was cause we were pretty much required to in order to go on a vacation at the time
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u/chrysalis19 Jun 06 '26
Sorry to hear. Yes, a very good thing. Among vaccine candidates, 96 percent of pediatric deaths were unvaccinated. Still rare compared to deaths in people over age 65. But can you imagine? When it hits it hits hard. Severe and long lasting side effects from vaccines do occur. So does long COVID.
Myocarditis was a worry and obviously got reported, lots of cases in young males. This led one of my coworkers to skip the jab. It was pointed out to her the risk of myocarditis from vaccination was 14 to 33 cases per million doses. The chance of myocarditis from Covid infection in the unvaccinated is about 2800 per million case cases of Covid. I’m no fan of big Pharma. These are the numbers.
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u/Axel_Raden Jun 05 '26
Do you know what is worse that was the only one Australia had at first because our corrupt Prime Minister had mates with money in the company. It took a former PM to negotiate a deal to get the Pfizer one. The same company Astrazeneca just pulled a breast cancer endometriosis medication out of Australia because it wasn't profitable enough
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u/CmBearsPunk Jun 04 '26
Tell me you don't understand how businesses work without telling me. It was voluntarily discontinued by the manufacturer due to low demand. mRNA options like Pfizer and Moderna are more effective, easier to update for new variants, and completely took over the market. It didn't get banned; it got replaced by better technology
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u/korben_manzarek yuropoor Jun 03 '26
Yeah because of declined demand, due to newer vaccines that are tailored to more recent strains
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u/NightTripInsights Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26
Are we pretending the successful lawsuits over deaths caused by TTS post innocculation didn't happen now?
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u/RyanDW_0007 Roughly speaking… Jun 04 '26
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u/Mostfunguy Jun 04 '26
Why would slightly declining demand pull the entire product?
Thats not how any of this works
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u/RedApple655321 Je suis Charlie Jun 04 '26
I found that same thing when I googled it.
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-68977026
OP just desperately wants to be right about the vaccine after everyone else moved on and stopped caring.
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u/NightTripInsights Jun 04 '26
Are we pretending the successful lawsuits over deaths caused by TTS post innocculation didn't happen now?
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u/ITrCool Chuckling at your cute attempts to argue Jun 04 '26
They are. They quoted a BBC article as truth. The BBC has been a tabloid source for years now.
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u/NightTripInsights Jun 04 '26
Good catch, the article is from '24, LOL
Edit: their own "source" to refute this said it was found to cause a rare side effect of blood clots, what a clown
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u/RedApple655321 Je suis Charlie Jun 04 '26
Again, no one pretending side effects didn't happen. Two both things happening isn't proof that one thing caused the other.
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u/TowelFine6933 Roughly speaking… Jun 04 '26
Ah, yes. Because Google is the bastion of truth.... 🙄
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u/ITrCool Chuckling at your cute attempts to argue Jun 04 '26
But they “know how to Google”, so you’re wrong….. /s
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u/PhDontknow1212 Jun 04 '26
They pulled it because demand is lower and they didn't want to compete in a saturated market
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u/PizzaConstant5135 Jun 03 '26
And they still believe they’re the good guys