Covid - the Stats that Matter..., page-128

Well we can start with one of my earlier posts...


This does not even specify healthy people under 50,
it's overall death rates with & without the Vic aged-care outbreak included.

LOW percentages.

You can also look through the recent NSW deaths updates; it's a pretty consistent story.

Doctors in general are not specialists in the fields I mentioned earlier, and so I wouldn't necessarily take their views on mandatory vaccinations as authoritative.

However, I'm sure that their experiences of Covid as a severe disease are real - for certain people...
overweight, co-morbidities, older, etc.

If you're under 50, fit & healthy, the risks from Covid are so low as to not warrant vaccination if there are really ANY kind of known or unknown risks associated with that.
And as I covered in another post earlier, the value of vaccines in significantly reducing Delta transmission is questionable, to say the least.
So where I stand is... if you have significant risk factors then get vaxed, and if you have little risk then vaxing should not be mandatory.

What I am MOST uncomfortable with is the mass vaccination of kids aged 12-15, and possibly soon 5-11,
when 98% of them have little to no risk, and many have actually gained natural immunity (which is another thing that's been generally ignored).

I find it quite disturbing actually.