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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1388929)	1/27/2023 1:22:53 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Recommended By Winfastorlose Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578590

"So far, COVID itself has around a 10% chance of causing long-term debilitating illnesses. I have a friend from high school who had to quit working because of that. Some could argue that so-called "long COVID" is contributing to the decline in the nation's workforce, which in turn would contribute to inflation. As for the vaccine, probably around 0.01% experience long-term debilitating illnesses. Of course, when you have 224M Americans who got the vaccine, 0.01% still translates to 22,000 cases. That's more than enough cases for the anti-vaxxers and the Q Continuum to highlight, magnify, and amplify, all to spread fear and gain political power. But I for one would rather take my chances with something that has an 0.01% chance of debilitating side effects vs. nAtUrAl iMmUnItY which has a 10% chance. It's a trick I like to call math." === That's called lying and disinformation.