This isn't a really good analysis though, because everybody I've seen write about this document seems to forget that it is looking at a population of people who reported vaccine side effects. The denominator is not simply people who took the vaccine: it's people who took the vaccine and had negative effects. So it makes all of the numbers look really really bad.

One of the common examples that I see is people reporting that the stillbirth rate is something like 80%. It's not. It's 80% (this isn't the exact number, because I'm doing this from memory) for pregnant women who reported vaccine related side effects. And it's only 80% if you ignore the people who never followed up, which makes sense because many people will not follow up if their conditions improve.

I still think the vaccine is dangerous, and I will never take it while alive, but I just don't think this Pfizer release is as damning as people are making it out to be. It's bad, for sure, but it's not as bad.