It's pretty simple really and there is one very large hole in our argument. Deaths.
Reactions include just about everything. For instance many people get a sore arm or even bruising after any injection. The normal reaction to any vaccination is that the immune system gets to be active - that in itself causes reactions but is completely normal and expected. Some of the reactions mentioned in the final phase testing are extremely rare and all recovered. Age very probably figures in the immune response and lots and lots of older people have been vaccinated. We start deteriorating in some respects in our 30's.
Deaths are tricky. People are dying all of the time. Take an enormous number of people and some will die daily so it's a case of trying to relate normality against vaccinated to see if there is any difference. They can do this via looking at excess deaths with age. That is pretty broad way of looking at things. Take specific vaccine related issues. They can compare instances against what they usually get. The AZ vaccine and younger people for instance and certain types of blood clots. A Scandinavian country looked at that and concluded that there seemed to be an increase. Then comes people who have certain long term problems after vaccination. They are things that happen anyway exactly the same as a number of mentioned side effects. That can be down to the immune system and inflammation, a standard response. What do you think would happen to these people if they caught covid? Or a number of other things really.
End effect of vaccinating lots of people are shown extremely clearly in the stats. Deaths still start in the 20 odd year olds and increase with age as they always have. Go to the average life span age group and there are many more. Some would have lived considerably longer.
The stats are published weekly. The most recent one
https://assets.publishing.service.g...037940/Weekly_Flu_and_COVID-19_report_w48.pdf
