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Originally Posted by 3catcircus
It varies by state.
The point here is the same point as for covid statistics: None of the numbers are accurate. The difference is that following the scientific method will result in the covid death numbers dropping from official numbers while the vaccine death numbers will increase.
Entries in VAERS is incumbent upon someone making the entry. A guy who takes the shot and dies later on at home - cause of death = stroke or blood clot or whatever, but won't be attributable to the vaccine unless the doctor so notes it.
Covid deaths are reported even if the cause of death isn't covid, if it happened within 28 days or so (depending upon state or country reporting thresholds). Causes of death like car crashes, gunshot wounds, etc. were listed as covid. George Floyd's death would have been listed as covid if it wasn't so publicized.
In the US, hospitals got federal money for every case listed as covid, even if it was really garden-variety old-age pneumonia or RSV...
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If you look at the number 7000 in itself it looks like much, but if you divide it with the number of vaccinated you would get something like 0.00...1 % risc of dying from vaccine.
As Stalin said it 1 life is a tragedy one thousand is statistic.(maybe not exactly in the way I wrote it)
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