Why wouldn't anyone not believe you (assuming everyone is intelligent)? EVERY medicine has side effects. Governments don't release vaccines because they are side-effect free. They release them because the number of people the vaccine would save from death is vastly greater than the ones who might get a heart condition. It's a percentages game.

Therefore, the WSJ is allowing an opinon-piece author to play on people's ignorance about how vaccines are developed and approved.

The Florida study was not signed. There is no accountability. If you want to trust a scientific paper done in secret go ahead.

The question isn't do some men have heart conditions after getting the vaccine, the question is how many developed them over time (time which you cant manufacture in a lab). The risks may turn out to be larger than first ascertained. Will they turn out to be of such a number that if they knew then, what we know now, the vaccine wouldn't have been approved? We'll just have to wait and see.

Until then, there's nothing new I see in that WSJ opinion piece. Just more of the same right wing conspiracy mongering blame-everyone-else BS.