Austrians wrongly blame the pandemic inflation on government spending and "money printing".

What an ironic tweet. Treating currently inapplicable theories as reality, and ignoring data to misattribute causes to coincidences.

Your resorting to lying shows you are intellectually bankrupt. I said "Even when some pro-vax statements are in fact exaggerated, wrong, or bad, balancing them out with anti-vax ones doesn't tend to increase good info since pretty much every anti-vax claim is BS." That's the opposite of apologism.

Nope. I accept Long Covid exists and is caused by Covid.

The "rare breakthrough infections" referred to hospitalizations and deaths, not symptomatic infections. The symptomatic infection efficacy being ~95% was widely reported before the vaccine rollout. Even after new variants arose vaccinated hospitalizations were very low.

That's what you get when you listen to anti-vaxxers. They love to omit context and cherry-pick. Even when some pro-vax statements are in fact exaggerated, wrong, or bad, balancing them out with anti-vax ones doesn't tend to increase good info since pretty much every anti-vax claim is BS.

A territory where people spreading dubious information as fact pontificate on what is "ok" when for every 154 people dissuaded from vaccinating, misinformation/FUD killed 1 (0.65% Covid IFR).

Taking a bigger risk (the disease) to avoid a smaller risk (the vaccine) is not smart. "For POTS- related diagnoses, the post-infection rate was higher after exposure to SARS-CoV-2 infection (4.86%) than after exposure
to vaccination (0.91%) in the analyzed populations."