Pfizer tested their vaccine on 43,000 people, Moderna 31,000, J&J 22,000. Nobody died as a result of the vaccine. Since then Globally almost 1 billion vaccines have been administered. Something like 1 in 100,000 had an adverse reaction which is about normal for vaccines. How many people do they need to test it on before ya'll stop saying it's basically untested?

What's an adverse reaction? 2 days of a headache?

Just because you don't die of COVID doesn't mean you got off without ill effects. 1 in 3 folks who got COVID are reporting lingering detrimental health effects from having had the virus. Anyway, whatever the numbers are, there's more to be concerned about than just dying of COVID.

There's the ability to freely travel, visit customers, help society reach heard immunity and get past this whole thing economically, no more lockdowns, lower chance of dying, lower chance of hospitalization, lower chance of long term health impacts, and the knowledge you have a smaller chance of passing it along to someone you love.

If my odds of dying from the vaccine and dying of COVID were exactly the same, I'd still get the vaccine because of all the other benefits to myself, my family, and society.

Pfizer tested their vaccine on 43,000 people, Moderna 31,000, J&J 22,000. Nobody died as a result of the vaccine. Since then Globally almost 1 billion vaccines have been administered. Something like 1 in 100,000 had an adverse reaction which is about normal for vaccines. How many people do they need to test it on before ya'll stop saying it's basically untested?

My body, my choice.

Am I using that phrase right?

Pfizer tested their vaccine on 43,000 people, Moderna 31,000, J&J 22,000. Nobody died as a result of the vaccine. Since then Globally almost 1 billion vaccines have been administered. Something like 1 in 100,000 had an adverse reaction which is about normal for vaccines. How many people do they need to test it on before ya'll stop saying it's basically untested?

J&J and AstraZeneca both have known issues.