NashVol11
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Looks like someone else has a reading problem...Lol, I never once said Covid or the Covid vaccine couldn’t cause myocarditis. There a lot of people who can’t read in this thread.
To claim vaccine injury is the most likely cause of cardiac arrest is comical.
Regardless if it was safe or not it’s still absurd to approve a shot with no long term safety data. And insane to push a mandate.
All for a virus with a 99 percent survival rate.
Looks like someone else has a reading problem...
I clearly was saying that between the jab and Covid, the jab is the most likely cause. I never even remotely insinuated that among ALL possible causes, that the jab was the most common cause.
Sure, but why not talk about the ones that are far more likely rather than ones that are extremely rare? Damage could’ve been done from getting covid itself. But both are not very likely.
Vaccine injury is the most likely cause. What are you talking about?
You just posted it."Clearly"
So again, between Covid and the jab, the jab is the most likely cause. I was not saying that the jab is the most likely cause of all possibilities. I was specifically replying to the comment he was making.Sure, but why not talk about the ones that are far more likely rather than ones that are extremely rare? Damage could’ve been done from getting covid itself. But both are not very likely.
The sub 90% rate could have been raised by actually not being stupid. The treatment algorithm was terrible. Vent and antivirals raised the rate. Also shutting folks in where routine medical care was hindered raised the rate. Vitamins such as zinc, C, and D were not pushed (wonder why). Fact is the shots didn’t work as intended. Every sickness does not require a pill or a shot to survive it. Even though Big pharma wants everyone to think that way.One size fits all responses (either this or a mandate) aren't appropriate
The 99% includes groups with a 99.9999% and 99.999% survival rates. They also include groups with a sub 90% rate....
Not having the vax in 2021 would have been detrimental to a 65 year old with other issues while it wouldn't have been beneficial to a healthy 5 year old....
Nope. You quoted me and didn’t add additional context, that’s on you. The post you quoted was referring to all potential causes, not just myocarditis via Covid or via vaccine injury. We aren’t mind readers.Looks like someone else has a reading problem...
I clearly was saying that between the jab and Covid, the jab is the most likely cause. I never even remotely insinuated that among ALL possible causes, that the jab was the most common cause.
That approach doesn't garner votes.Have no problem with the speedy approval. But the message around that should have openly stated that no one can guarantee there are no long term effects, because we have no data to prove that.
Very complex issue that should have centered around individuals above 50 or 45 or whatever being shown it might be a good choice for you, especially if you have other health issues.
LOL, we buy groceries at Walmart. Guess we are white trash.Interesting... does that mean you believe that myocarditis CAN occur in shorter window after a jab/booster? Isn't that cause for concern by itself, regardless of how long ago the jab was given?
Again, under the assumption that the risk of myocarditis is only for a brief window after given the jab/booster.
If only we had been given more time to research and study the side effects, we would have a clear understanding of that time window and we wouldn't be having this conversation.
Interesting. I shop at Piggly Wiggly and Food Lion. What does that make me?
During 21 I masked because it was required in Kroger and wore gloves because that was a better prevention policy than a mask. Gloves were worn while handling items and then they were cleaned with clorox wipes when I got home.I didn’t mention where I shopped, actually. The original poster assumed I was masking and gloving up to visit Kroger.
I certainly have no issue with that unlike many in this thread. They’d have an aneurysm if they visited S. Korea.During 21 I masked because it was required in Kroger and wore gloves because that was a better prevention policy than a mask. Gloves were worn while handling items and then they were cleaned with clorox wipes when I got home.
Hi....... I'm David from the IRS and we have been trying to reach you about your tax debt. If you don't send money now we have agent in route to pick you up. Please buy a prepaid Walgreens card and put the amount on the card and we will handle it for you promptly.Then just short of 5 million without unrealized gains.
OK, now you are showing immaturity. Just let it go. No one gives a **** what you make.What is your adjusted gross? Or net worth? Did you earn it or were you born on 3rd base? You are the one that seems to know what is considered wealthy.
Also do you put sunscreen on your ankles when you wear your capris?
This is an incredibly short sighted opinion. Vent and antivirals were an after the fact issue. Shutting people up was isolated. The fact is, the shots helped curb the symptoms for many of us in the older crowd. You may say it was 99% survivable but it was very hard on certain population sectors. Remember, you will be old one of these days too. Hopefully you learn some humility by then.The sub 90% rate could have been raised by actually not being stupid. The treatment algorithm was terrible. Vent and antivirals raised the rate. Also shutting folks in where routine medical care was hindered raised the rate. Vitamins such as zinc, C, and D were not pushed (wonder why). Fact is the shots didn’t work as intended. Every sickness does not require a pill or a shot to survive it. Even though Big pharma wants everyone to think that way.
My wife was diagnosed with Cancer in Jan 21 and did all of her treatment in the first 7 months. We were very cautious with cause. I believe that the vaccines can cause harm. I believe that masks not N95 and worn improperly are stupid and virtue signaling. But what I don't believe is that anyone has the right to tell me to vax or tell me I'm stupid because I did. It's a very personal decision and I come here and comment about both sides equally.I certainly have no issue with that unlike many in this thread. They’d have an aneurysm if they visited S. Korea.