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The Wiltster's avatar

The FDA does not (and certainly the CDC does not) have interest in presenting vaccination dangers in a way to fully communicates them. The CDC is a vaccine distribution PR organization, and has been so for (frankly) decades. (I know we disagree on this point!) As such, these "mistakes" are not errors, but simply part of the narrative that supports the outcome they want. And now, if you will excuse me, I need to return to polishing my Tin-Foil Hat. Conspiracy Analysis tends to tarnish it!

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Mark Leone's avatar

To extend your analogy, there are reports that people who make it to the bunker may be subject to increased risk in the months and years ahead because the enemy is possibly working on a weapon—the Advanced Defense Eviscerator (ADE), which is specially designed to kill people inside the bunker, but not very good at killing people outside the bunker. And it may even have a feature whereby it seeks out people and kills them even after they've left the bunker.

It's a little harder to quantify the risk because we're not sure whether the enemy is going to produce the ADE, or how effective it will be if they do. But it seems that soldiers should be told about it. Especially since they could risk that lasts even longer than the current battle.

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