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For example "442.5 deaths per 100,000 within 60 days" -> this is total deaths per 100 000 people and is NOT death related to vaccination AT all - deaths that would occur naturally, regardless of vaccine or not.
I said: "442.5 deaths per 100,000 within 60 days of taking a vaccine"
Annnnnnddd the paper says:

So there's one of your point negated considering I said exactly what the paper said, nothing to do with whether deaths were related to vaccination or not, just that the morality rate within 60 days of taking a vaccine was 442.5 per 100,000 cases.
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53 deaths out of 45 million vaccinated gave what number exactly?
one Guillain-Barré syndrome case per 100,000 persons -> again what number you get?
I said: "53 deaths from Guillain-Barré syndrome caused by the vaccine"
Annnnddd the paper says:

I said it resulted in 53 deaths, so did the paper. What's your problem?
This is why anti-vaxxer are regarded as retarded idiots - because they refuse to read beyond anything that support their claims. Its called confirmation bias, and yeah, its idiocy.
Says the guy making a mockery of the English language by not being able to read it. Generally if you're going to call someone "retarded" you should make sure you're smarter than them first. Most anti-vaxxers would wipe the flaw with you bro, even the ones that think there's nanotechnology in everything would probably starch you.
Btw I'm not an anti-vaxxer, I just keep an open mind about what I do and don't know is objective reality. Give it a whirl some time.
I'm not going to argue whether having a 999/1000 chance of survival is good odds. If you think it's not good odds, it's your subjective choice. It doesn't make that ridiculous fucking statement objectively true.And if you think that 0.1% chance to die is good for young healthy man - you are out of your mind, not to mention that your math is way off if you cannot see the difference between 0.1 and 0.00001.
And I said that even though you're quoting a 99.9% survival rate, it's not going to be precisely 99.9, but more than likely something like 99.995%. If you can find a stat showing it's exactly 99.900000% then go ahead, but my point is that once you extrapolate to larger groups of subjects than 1000 people, the occurrence will not remain as 999/1000 => 9990/10000 but will change.
You didn't know the difference between a 0.1% chance of survival and a 99.% chance of survival so why do you punch your faux-intellect up your ass buddy
Once again, a complete waste of time having anything to do with interacting with you Angel. Keep up your high standard of consistently being the least beneficial person on BHW to try to have a conversation with.
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