When bodies react in unexpected ways to a "vaccine"... it's a good sign that we didn't fully test and understand how the "vaccine" actually works.

After all, when you press the gas pedal on a car... the car doesn't react in unexpected ways.

When you press a button on a vending machine... it doesn't dispense food in unexpected ways.

If you hit a command on a computer, you can be 99.99% sure that it won't react in unexpected ways. Each of these things were TESTED first, perfected, then released to the public.

So isn't it weird that we can inject a Billion people with a "vaccine"... and then stand in awe about all the differing unexpected results?

I’ve only had one seasonal flu shot in my life. (Younger and dumber days)

I got the shingles that year. I was 24 years old healthy and working outside as a rough framing carpenter.

Makes me wonder.

Shingles usually pops up later in life when your immune system weakens.

Chicken pox lives in your body forever, and can re-emerge as shingles later in life.

Makes sense that the shot can trigger shingles, as it seems to overload your immune system and things can go haywire.

Well, at least there's a vax for shingles. <eye roll>

“We should not scare people,” she told the Jerusalem Post. “The overall message is to get vaccinated. It is just important to be aware.”