Total negation of possibility of
long term effects of such (as in time-delayed negative side effects, for one reason or another, including, but not limited to, death).
But no one has denied any of that in this thread, at all, and no one has pushed anyone to do one thing or the other. The consensus, based on research and discussion, is to attempt to avoid getting a vaccine if you're able to for as long as you can, however, based on the evidence we see in the world, chances are that it won't affect most people that take it.
The discussion can then move on to specific risks and statistics of vaccination, the mechanics and case studies as well as anecdotal evidence, that still has value and it has not been dismissed at all, in fact, such discussion is welcome in this forum.
If I had to distill the message of this thread to those who have read it and participated is that, yes there are risks, yes avoid it if you can, but do not become so rigid about the rejection where it starts to impede your capacity to live, to actually live. Everyone's situation is completely different, and everyone will be faced with the situation differently and at different times, some may never be faced with the prospect of choosing to take the jab ever.
Whichever situation you may find yourself in, the best course of action still is to work at improving your inner state, and yes that includes mental and emotional work, but more immediately your physical health, your immune health, so that when you meet the jab, or the virus, or the hypothetical monstrosity, you'll have better chances at managing it properly without too much trouble if at all.
No one here is defending big pharma, or pushing their agenda, rather this is a discussion that aims at showing their "main weapon" as something that can be dealt with properly, not just by avoidance, but also by meeting it with the right mindset and with a strong body.
I hope the above makes sense.