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RE: I don't know anyone who regrets not getting vaccinated
The number of people you know who might know others is likely no more than couple hundred or a few hundred at best. When speaking of excess cases of myocarditis and pericarditis induced by the vaxx we are talking about a number between 1 in 1,000 to 10,000 the vast majority of which are in high school and college aged males. That might not seem like much to you but the NNV to prevent 1 hospitalizations is in the tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands for the groups most likely to get a vaxxed induced autoimmune disorder which is far greater than the risk of covid hospitalization for them. And they really can't regret getting something they were forced to get by their school or employer.
Thanks for that information, I was unaware of the younger heart related problems because I don't bother with much of the news since none of it can be trusted anyway. I suppose I am just happy that I just happen to live somewhere in the States that said "no" to the government and because of the political makeup of my state, the government had no choice but to let us have that choice. There is a large military base near where I live where soldiers were being forced to vaccinate, but virtually all other aspects of life in Eastern North Carolina were untouched by these rulings.
I don't watch news either. I read primary sources like studies on the actual safety and efficacy of the shots. For instance, a new matched cohort study conducted in Qatar found the bivalent is about 21% effective against infection from XBB for covid naive and the half-life of these "vaccines" is about 87 days.
https://steemit.com/science/@chirieleison/bivalent-booster-now-only-21-effective-against-infection
Is 21% protection for a few months against a variant most people are now asymptomatic too, especially young healthy males in their physical prime, something you want to risk an autoimmune and coagulation disorder over. Probably not, unless you are coerced into doing so. You can't regret choices that are made for you.
wise words and I totally agree