It could also mean that the jabs are fairly meaningless/harmless.
All drugs have potential side effects - fact check?? but not all suffer the same side effects - thus the difficulty of 'proof'. If you're saying that nobody suffered with the jab I do believe you may need to research deeper.
You can safely add pretty much useless to your comment because if they were so effective how do so many get cvid despite being jabbed?
Historically there have been cases where public health workers were promoting substances that were deemed safe for humans - the following is one such propagandist promotion:
Some comments after the video:
...record of the 1946 campaign to check an epidemic of malaria in the Kipsigis tribal reserve in the Kisumu district of north-west Kenya by spraying village huts with DDT.
A team of public health workers are sent into the rural areas to convince villagers that spraying their huts with DDT will help stop the disease.
When the skeptical tribal headman, Arap Kipkoi, resists DDT as poisonous, the British officer has DDT sprayed on a bowl of porridge and then eats a mouthful to prove DDT is not dangerous to humans.
DDT is not very acutely toxic, so this misleading demonstration was possible. But the hazards from DDT are long term and it is certainly not "safe".
Now:
1. If the guy in the video was your boss and asked you nicely to eat the bowl of porridge with DDT sprayed over it - would you have??
2. If the guy in the video told you to eat the bowl of porridge with DDT sprayed over it or else lose your job - would you have??
Even an animated video on DDT - yeah, lets go and get sprayed to keep safe:
Wonder what happened to to guy who ate DDT on his cereal - it is said that he proved DDT was safe by eating some on cereal - but was it really??
And as for those kids who were riding in a fog of DDT?? Did mothers sending their kids out do the 'right' thing at the hyped up time and did many feel duped and sorry years later?? Did DDT prove to be safe as promoted??
Not everything that is promoted is as good as is being promoted. Consumers beware.
Never know, if I was a parent back then there is a possibility I would have done 'the right' thing the powers to be promoted - can't say for sure. Hindsight may be good or can be a bitch.
AIMO
