28 April

See, 'in a million' kinda works, until what you're doing involves millions of people. Then you should really say "19 of you are going to die". (In fact it's now 32 dead, in the UK.) With vaccines available that don't cause deaths, how is this excusable? With public health measures available that stop Covid, how is knowingly killing some people excusable? A moral question for people. "...by the end of March 79 people had suffered rare blood clots after having the AstraZeneca vaccination in the UK - 19 of whom had died. This was out of 20 million administered doses - giving a risk of about four in one million of developing a blood clot, and one in a million of dying."