Any possibility you can provide us with a reliable source for that factoid ?
Let me try to take a short at it, as well as justifying what I mentioned earlier. If you run a query on the CDC VAERS system (
as described in this page) for covid then you'll see that there have been 12,386 deaths reported on the system (I just ran this). Now there is substantial uncertainty on the amount of under reporting in that system.
This CDC report talk about a 6x factor (2 cases reported out of 12), and one could argue that that sample size is small and that would be a fair point. So the reality is that we don't know the real number in the US; it may be more or less than 50k. Either way, since under-reporting is expected (check the 2nd to last paragraph of the CDC report linked), that the number of covid vaccine related deaths is larger than 12k is guaranteed.
This page is also interesting in that it compares the VAERS numbers related to the covid vaccine in comparison to the other vaccines:
https://vaersanalysis.info/2022/02/04/vaers-summary-for-covid-19-vaccines-through-01-28-2022/
As I've said before, what each person makes of this information is entirely up to them. In my personal opinion, 12k deaths is not a small or inconsequential thing, and one ought to look carefully at all the options available. I'm 100% committed to getting rid of this virus and, if everyone did as we did in our family, we would have been back to normal in time for the holidays in 2020. But I understand that each person's circumstances are different. Most importantly, no one should get to
force others on how they live their life or manage their body.
Interesting teed-bit, do you all know why we didn't have mRNA vaccines before?
Because even though they were being developed to treat cancer (i.e., the alternative is almost certain death), they couldn't pass the clinical trials due to adverse reactions. Can't help to wonder what happened. (Learned this from a person that recently got a biotechnology degree.)