Dubbing people Anti-Vaxxer? A great article to read!, page-78

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28/08/21

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Originally posted by tbirdsrgo ↑

The tragic death of Lisa Shaw shows why smearing those with concerns over Covid vaccines as ‘anti-vaxxers’ is wrong — RT Op-ed

There is no point in a preamble so I will just copy and paste a few bits from a short article. A must read for people hesitating to get SHOT or JABBED and for those using the term "anti-vaxxer".

"The official coroner’s finding that BBC radio presenter Lisa Shaw died as a result of complications from the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine should give those who have been vilifying the ‘vaccine-hesitant’ pause for thought.
If Lisa Shaw hadn’t taken a Covid vaccine then she would, in all probability, still be alive today. The mother of one, a popular presenter at BBC Radio Newcastle, was only 44 years old and fit and healthy, with no known underlying conditions.
Yet take the Covid vaccine she did on April 29, despite being in a very low risk category – and complications from it killed her. That’s not a ‘conspiracy theory’ – or the view of an ‘anti-vaxxer’ – it’s the official coroner’s report. All our thoughts go out to Lisa's devastated family and friends. "
"How many deaths can be linked to the various Covid vaccines? It’s impossible to know for certain, but the government’s own website informs us: “The MHRA has received 508 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in which the patient died shortly after vaccination, 1,056 reports for the Covid-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, 17 for the Covid-19 Vaccine Moderna and 28 where the brand of vaccine was unspecified.”
So that, at the time of writing, is a total of 1,609 deaths of ‘suspected’ ADRs in which the patient died shortly after vaccination."

"The decision on whether to take any vaccine, not just a Covid one, is surely made best when individuals – with as much information in front of them on the risks of them getting the thing being vaccinated against, what would happen to them if they did get it, and the efficacy of the vaccine and its side effects – make their own call, free from external pressure."
"And the government – taking its cue from Tony Blair – has been threatening that if you aren’t ‘fully vaccinated’ you will be barred from many things you enjoy doing come the autumn.
All of these threats are unethical, some would say downright criminal. When it comes to ‘jab-only’ vaccine passports, the word ‘blackmail’ springs readily to mind.
In genuinely free societies, decisions on whether to take vaccines should always be a personal choice, even during a pandemic.
Yes, vaccines can and very often do save a large number of lives. But they can – as we saw from the tragic case of Lisa Shaw – take them too, which is why people, and governments, should not be so strident, or bullying, in trying to coerce others to take them. That’s particularly so when the vaccines in questions are new on the market and as such don’t have a long track record."

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Maybe if she caught covid she would also have died.

We will never know.

Overall it appears there is strong evidence that vaccination stops people dying of covid.

That's a good enough reason for everyone to get it imo.
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