'Live free and die'? The sad state of U.S. life expectancy

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16 points·aebtebeten··7 comments

Long story short it's a cultural issue such gun violence, car accidents(due the lack of public transport), drugs and inequality.

Let us ignore medical malpractice (including unapproved vaccine), non-vehicular accidents, abortions, and the other inconvenient truths as well.

Sometime a narrative is needed to carry its myopic points across.

Can you link me to a peer-reviewed article that shows the “unapproved vaccine” that caused even 100 deaths?

I’ll give you the FDA.

Eight months for wide deployment of Pfizer’s first COVID vaccine, unapproved.

https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-appr...

I read this thing three times, searched for every variant of "months" and "8" and "eight" I could think of and can't find a single thing that remotely indicates 100+ people dying from an unapproved vaccine.

Can you help me understand what exactly you're referring to? Is the EUA? Is it the concept of clinical trials? Maybe I'm looking at the wrong link somehow?

(I should probably delete this comment, given that the article, referenced materials and studies make it pretty clear that the increases in mortality are not from vaccines, or properly-used prescribed medications and I'm bored of non-topical COVID ... ideologies... derailing HN conversations)

OK now show me the deaths.

Was this supposed to be a gotcha?

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