I can't speak to the poster you're responding to, but I would consider both
"We are injecting children with undertested substances"
and
"that will almost certainly not benefit them, and may very well harm them."
To fall pretty squarely into the category of nonsense given the amount of testing that's gone into these vaccines as well the fact that the CDC quite clearly considers them beneficial. At the very least such claims should require some sort of support.
"We are injecting children with undertested substances"
and
"that will almost certainly not benefit them, and may very well harm them."
To fall pretty squarely into the category of nonsense given the amount of testing that's gone into these vaccines as well the fact that the CDC quite clearly considers them beneficial. At the very least such claims should require some sort of support.