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03-12-2023, 12:20 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
Yes, but over time we realized the benefits outweigh the risk in regards to seatbelt use, and this is how ALL vaccines and medications are. There is no such thing as 100% safe and anybody that expects that will find hazards in absolutely everything and the term safe shouldn't even exist. You do know that ibuprofen has warnings on the back stating it can cause a heart attack and/or stroke right? Have you ever looked on the back of any medication with it stating it is 100% safe? I wasn't saying it is 100% safe, because nothing is but people are making a mountain out of a molehill out of it though. Anecdotal reasoning is the problem here to me, people that only look at what they see and use that as a sample of what they believe is going on, like a flat earther being at a beach and only seeing a flat earth, if they backed up some they might end up seeing something completely different than what they would in such a small spectrum and the same kind of thing is going on here. All antivax lunacy is behaving just as you described,this is not a special case, ALL MEDICATION'S can in some cases be HARMFUL!!!! You ask any medical professional and they will tell you this, they don't say they are 100% safe, and you got this "Special" information they don't have, but in regards to medication the benefits outweigh the risk. Most people don't need the vaccine at all, and i was strongly against the mandates because i knew what kind of shitshow would come from it. ANYTHING "could" come from any medication, and it's because of the attention of the covid vaccines on why people are finding anything which "could" be caused from them when really without it "could" be even worse. This is why the seatbelt analogy is pretty valid, because people focused (As humans tend to) on where it went wrong and used that small tiny example as the sample of what they believed to be going on in the broad spectrum. Anecdotal reasoning is the reason science exists, science relies on empirical evidence, not anecdotes and empirical evidence fully supports that the vaccines are safe when looking at it broader. There has not been a single causal link between the vaccines and heart attacks or scd's, but only that people are equalling correlation with causation which is fallible. Unvaccinated and vaccinated are suffering heart attacks and strokes and all the fucking ills which have always been going on, but god if someone had a heart attack after the vaccine, it must be the vaccine and not natural. I wish people would actually do the fucking science instead of "It could be" when any smart person knows anything can cause a heart attack if they already have enough plaque buildup in their arteries to have one. I knew this was going to happen though before the vaccine was even announced, i knew if there was any medication people would rebel, especially when they started mandating it. Everybody is behaving like they are a medical expert now giving bad advice and scaring people about something which "could" of saved a life because people are telling them such and such "could" happen if you do it which "could" quite honestly be one of the reasons we are seeing a uptick of heart attacks and strokes because of idiots telling them the vaccine "could" harm you too which prevents them from taking something which "could" prevent a heart attack or stroke. You ever thought about that, has that ever crossed your mind? Viral and bacterial infections increase blood pressure temporarily, and a heightened blood pressure can result in a heart attack or stroke. This is where the uptick is known to be coming from, not from what you think "could" be. |
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03-12-2023, 08:54 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
If you use common sense and logic like this (instead of the know it all army/navy low iq retard above) you can easily deduce the vaccine is causing problems
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03-12-2023, 08:57 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
Who do you think will read all of that from a simpleton like you? You are another dunce
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#46
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03-12-2023, 10:39 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
Not idiot's like you, some people like you love their ignorance and i get it i suppose because it's subjective, idiots think smarter people are the idiot's while believing they are the smart ones.
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03-15-2023, 03:43 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
Those meds you spoke of are taken voluntarily by the users who are informed of the product, or at least have the option to be. They are not mandated to be taken and they most likely have years if not decades worth of research behind them. Also it's usually only the sick who consumes them. I stop reading when it got repetitive and you admitted that the jab could be causing death in some. That is the same as I say too |
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03-15-2023, 05:01 PM
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Re: Dancing Indian Man Drops Dead from Heart Attack
That is too bad, education can be repetitive but important. Anything can kill you, you just assume only the vaccines can or something. I am against the mandates but doesn't mean im gonna tell people it could kill you when absolutely everything can. There's no such thing as 100% safe anything, water can kill you which is called water intoxication. It's like lets not drink water, it can save our lives.... but it "could" kill you! No sense mentioning it like you do without a agenda behind it.
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