[exDemMom]

No it means the people pushing the vaccine need to prove its safe. I don’t need to prove anything. The incidence of young children getting sick and dying after receiving the vaccine is higher than the incidence of these children dying of cervical cancer.

Correlation does not equal causation.

There is no evidence that the rate of moderate to severe adverse effects among children who have received the vaccine is any different than among children who have not received it. In order to establish that there is a safety issue with the vaccine, there MUST be established a causative relationship between adverse events and vaccination. NO such relationship has been established.

The people "pushing" the vaccine have already proved its safety; it would not have received FDA approval otherwise.

And, let me repeat: correlation does not equal causation.

[driftdiver]

“Correlation does not equal causation.”

Where there’s smoke there’s usually fire. Only in this case you are betting peoples lives.

But the payoff in dollars is immediate, so what the hey.