(01-12-2021, 12:31 PM)Jason Wrote: ... Let's not use this forum as a place to call everything into question and promote anti-science sentiment. This isn't the place for that.
I totally agree. I am not a scientist, but several report to me and I am always learning from them so that I can effectively direct projects. I've worked with data from the adverse event reporting systems at the FDA for over 20 years. I forwarded to one of my scientist colleagues the most credible concerns referenced in this thread and we are completely unimpressed by the interpretations of the data put forward by Jessica Rose and Peter McCullough. That's not to say that there are not risks from the vaccines. There are. But one must balance the risks and benefits in all of these issues.
As for the vaccination mandates, every mandate that I've heard of allows not only for medical exemptions but also personal freedom of choice not to be vaccinated. The alternative is frequent testing to monitor for infections in the unvaccinated. That is a reasonable alternative for protecting public health.