I don't disagree, there's a huge amount of scaremongering on both sides.
I think they're a very loud minority. I often see the same usernames online pushing these opinions. Not every recent death is about the vaccine and it's important to highlight the real complications of the vaccine and recognise and uplift those who have suffered from it by allowing their stories to be told. What I find a lot with any talk of vaccine risks is that is has no risks, nobody has died from complications etc.
They're shut down, being called liars, and spreading anti-vax propaganda.
I'm sick of seeing people who have suffered from vaccine injuries being shut down and labelled anti-vax for opening up about what's happened to them. It's really sad, surely we can recognise that any vaccine comes with potential risk, and this one more than most as we don't really have any long-term studies into it.
It's like there is constant competition to be right and it hinders the truth regardless of personal opinions. On both sides!
I will also add many people concerned about this vaccine are not anti-vaccine in general, just anti these covid vaccines. Even people, like myself, that have had the first 2 doses are worried about the new data coming out. Those saying vaccinated people will be dead in 1-10 years need to be ignored, there's no evidence to suggest that it's just people spouting nonsense in order to scare people. And I guarantee it will which is really sad. Nobody should be scared into believing anything.
I think both sides need to acknowledge that facts are facts, presuming everyone dying recently is a result of vaccine injury is ludicrous and only makes the concern around covid vaccines seem like very right-wing, anti-vax and conspiratorial opinions that will never be taken seriously by people who don't align with those opinions.