Let's face it, the covid vaccines are not safe

The last image in this meme is from the document released by Pfizer and the FDA (ordered by a federal judge) that lists all of the thousands of adverse reactions reported after receiving the vaccine. Here is the PDF of the document: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiLuOnyyMf8AhW5nWoFHZnoBMYQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3vITLNPAMizHTWcGJjXnNb

But mostly that is Pfizer. Moderna only had to recall some. And anything could be recalled. Anything could be deemed unsafe. But you only worry when the vaccine is. That was only a few thousand, which is actually a very small number.

I'm not only worried when a vaccine is unsafe, I have basic safety concerns for all things we consume and I believe I it is not unreasonable to have such concerns. You are the one who seems to abandon legit concern when it comes to vaccines. I've realized that when we have basic safety concerns for things such as food, drinks and medication it is not considered at all unreasonable but when it comes to vaccines, one is deemed an "anti-vax conspiracy theorist". Vaccines are usually safe and are nothing to worry about but that's because they usually go through long-term trails and have the kinks worked out after such long-term trails but the covid vaccines did not go through the long-term trials, they were basically 'ready' the smell year the pandemic started, I mean, vaccines for diseases aren't ready the year after the disease is discovered, doesn't that raise some concerns? I'm not if we should be acting like a 'few thousand' is 'very small' I also think the few thousand is probably just the tip of the iceberg. The Pfizer document doesn't list the amount of people who suffered adverse reactions, it lists the adverse reactions that multiple people have suffered and not stating exactly how many people suffered such reactions. I can't believe you found out a very concerning thing about a vaccine that was made by a company that isn't well-known for being the most honest and you just want to dismiss it like it's nothing. When people suffer such reactions we must not dismiss their suffering as 'misinformation' we must address such issues so it doesn't happen to anyone else. I am not sure if we should be dismissing adverse reactions as 'rare' when we hear so much about people suffering such reactions, such reactions are not something we hear about other vaccines such polio, smallpox, Yellow Fever, etc. This is something we are hearing about covid vaccines that did not go through proper long-term trails like all other vaccines. Just so you know I was never against the covid vaccines being available or people choosing to take them, I was for letting people take shot as they want but I believe if they suffered an adverse reaction they have every right to report it so it doesn't happen to others and when so many adverse reactions happen, that is an issue worth addressing and that could also mean there is a problem with the vaccines that the pharma companies are refusing to solve and continuing to let such a problem continue to affect everyone else who gets the shot.

I was also skeptical when they released the covid vaccines but then once I found out people who worked in the NHS in our group of friends had it without issues I started to relax my concerns.
I understand your concern over long term trials however there haven't been a lot of issues from Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, not more than ibuprofen or even the birth control pill would have.
It's been over a year since my first jab and I exercise in the gym just fine and feel entirely normal. Lots of people feel completely fine and I think I count as a long-term study subject by now.

People are not banned from reporting any side effect, you can download and view VAERS data yourself.

I hope once a long enough time period goes by and people see they're safe and the vaccinated are entirely fine they will feel more comfortable about them.

I also know some who were just fine after getting shot but I know some people who felt not so good after getting the shot and still feel bad. That means some people do in fact have adverse reactions after the shot. My argument also isn't that people aren't allowed to report such effects that happen to them, I know on the site the shot is given such as your doctor's office or the pharmacy, they do make the vaccine recipient stay for at least 15 minutes to monitor the recipient for any adverse reactions. My argument is that the pharma companies aren't honest to the public about such data and try to hide such data, and Pfizer did originally request to the FDA to be allowed to not release such data until 75 years but a federal judge order the FDA and Pfizer to release the data to the public immediately and the PDF is available: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiLuOnyyMf8AhW5nWoFHZnoBMYQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3vITLNPAMizHTWcGJjXnNb

That PDF shows lots of pages that list thousands of adverse reactions that were reported in recipients of the vaccine, that to me is very concerning. We are told that the vaccines are safe and next to nothing to worry about but I'm not sure if that is entirely true after seeing such a long list of adverse reactions and hearing about so many instances of suffering such reactions, as well as the fact that the FDA and CDC are currently investigating the Pfizer bivalent vaccine for possible link to stroke: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-says-pfizers-bivalent-covid-shot-may-be-linked-stroke-older-adults-2023-01-13/