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Not when they're in bad faith.

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And how does one determine if a claim is made in bad faith?

The public health and medical professional communities.

How do you know you can trust them?

They have a terrible track record of being able to tell who is faking and who isn't.

How do you tell the two apart?

The scientific method

That sounds nice...

So if someone reports e.g. diarrhea and headaches, how do you do that?

It’s not about some ONE reporting diarrhoea it’s about enough people reporting diarrhoea immediately after receiving a vaccine. The reports go via VAERS

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/ensuringsafety/monitoring/...

Then when you find a meaningful number of people having issues you halt the use of that vaccine and investigate.

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