Originally Posted by Bill14564 (Post 1898175)

I believe this is true but this seems inconsistent with the labeling of COVID deaths.

We have seen arguments where deaths from non-Covid causes were still considered Covid deaths because Covid likely contributed to the death - the person with the heart problem would be alive today were it not for the additional stress caused by Covid. Only a subset of the deaths were from Covid alone but all should be considered Covid deaths.

Now we see deaths that occur shortly after an injection but are being told that the measure is not coincidence or correlation but that it must be provable that the death was a directly result of the vaccination. To a dumb engineer like me, it seems the criteria has been changed to fit the desired narrative.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1898315)

There are many who will agree that any mention of Dr. Mercola will result in at least raised eyebrows. In my opinion he is a quack. I am not a medical person, just an intensely interested person who had had to learn a lot of stuff to protect our daughter born with a number of congenital issues. The one thing I learned above all else is respect for the traditional medical community, which is not always in agreement but their knowledge is accepted and valued everywhere in the world. I do not have much trust in alternative medicine at all and none in Dr. Mercola.

I don't want anyone dying either from something that could be avoided. I have great confidence in the Pfizer Vaccine, and in Moderna and hope to see Johnson and Johnson be accepted as a good one too. I am so grateful for modern science, the CDC, Dr. Fauci, the NIH, the FDA and I voted for the guy who didn't. He was wrong. Sometimes people are wrong. The Vaccine is the right thing to do.