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| Maybe the same thing as the vaccinated, just in lower numbers, I don’t know. Can you answer your own question?
The question to ask is if the unvaccinated had suffered more death losses than the vaccinated would people want to consider that as proof that the vaccine is effective or would it still be important to find out the cause of deaths?
Edit to add: As I stated they need to collect the data to look for anomalies in search of side effects of the vaccines. It is likely safe to assume that bus crashes would not be considered as a side effect of the vaccine so I’m not sure what your argument is. Unless the bus driver was vaccinated and he died of heart issues like one of the increasing number of vaccinated elite athletes that have died lately. Still, I would assume that only his death would directly be related to the vaccine and not the bus passengers so it would still be only one vaccine induced death.
Edited by havin’funfarming 11/25/2021 01:19
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Pfizer 6 month follow up
