One of the possible side effects of (for example) flu vaccines is death. The manufacturers wouldn't admit to that if it weren't true. And articles such as the following confirm that short- and long-term injuries are real. So before you accept a vaccine it's a good idea to consider the possible benefits and risks.



https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/4-billion-and-growing-u-s-payouts-for-vaccine-injuries-and-deaths-keep-climbing/


(If you think that this random article is unreliable, please look directly at the vaccine injuries websites.)

It's worth noting that vaccine manufacturers have complete immunity from prosecution, even if their vaccine kills you.

As regards the various covid 'vaccines', the following BBC article explains a lot. The mRNA injections do not prevent you from contracting the virus. They do not prevent you from passing it on. They might make the symptoms less severe. In effect, you can become an asymptomatic spreader afterwards. This is why you must continue to wear three masks and maintain your distance AND wear your vaccine passport around your neck to warn others that you could be infectious.


https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210203-why-vaccinated-people-may-still-be-able-to-spread-covid-19