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EarthleyEarlier today, preliminary data on moderate to severe adverse reactions was released...and it's 2.3% of those vaccinated. This is only the first group of people, and only the first shot. It's also only the immediate responses...not anything long-term (too soon for that).They're obviously going to spin this to be "no big deal." Here are our predictions for that....*They will mark all posts that shared this as "false info" by tomorrow night (12/21).*They will claim that these 'adverse events' were actually not that serious and were very temporary, nothing to worry about.*They will say that these are self-reported and not verified and may not be accurate.*They will say this proves that the vaccine works, because people having a strong reaction means they are having a robust immune response (and therefore it's a good thing).*They will say that a temporary response, even if uncomfortable for a day or so, is better than a longer-term COVID infection.Watch for this to happen. It will be starting soon. They will wave off all concerns and say that this can only be a good thing.But the real question is: will you believe them?