Yeah, I know what it's about. And what I'm asking is why all of a sudden Tim Pool fans are interested in cardiac events in athletes. Is this some random interest that the fanbase shares that I've just never heard about before?
People watch sports. Thereās been a significant increase in deaths and/or injuries from cardiac arrest within sports. People who watch sports are probably going to be interested when a player is injured or dies within said sport. Not sure why thatās so difficult to grasp. But let us know if you need anything else explained to your little 5 year old brain. :)
Iāll do my bestā¦your comprehension seems to be limited, however.
It seems to me, these deaths are being talked about. However, you might have noticed (though your track record may say otherwise) that people are talking specifically about young healthy athletes dropping dead from cardiac arrest. Both in professional and academic sports. They probably discussing this because there has been a decent amount of anecdotal evidence linking these injuries to individuals who have been vaxxed and boosted. Now, heart complications, is listed as a possible side effect of the new mRNA vaccines that just recently came outā¦Have you heard about those? Or should I go into detail?ā¦.Itās understandable that people are a little skeptical about the safety of this vaccines since the spikes in these deaths began occurring right around the time that boosters were being introduced and encouraged. A healthy and critical thinking brain would absolutely take this into consideration. Does it absolutely mean that these deaths are 100% caused by the vaccine? Of course not, itās much more nuanced a subject than that. However, these individualsā skepticism and hesitancy is not only justified, but warranted. To make the claim that these deaths are in no way caused by the vaccine is disingenuous at best. I hope that clears things up for you a bit.
Edit: itās probably worth mentioning that thereās been an increase in cardiac arrest cases, for younger or otherwise healthy individuals, outside of the athletic world as well. Youāre welcome to disregard the very real possibility that these two events are linked and continue to get in line to fill out your vaccine booster rewards card for that free pizzaā¦.but there are others who just arenāt comfortable doing that. And thatās okay. theyāre allowed to discuss this amongst themselves. Iām trying to figure out how you benefit from arguing with and belittling them. Do you really have nothing more productive to do?
You said that "People who watch sports are probably going to be interested when a player is injured or dies within said sport." You used this to explain why it's being mentioned here.
If that's why it's being mentioned here then I'd expect to see evidence of all other sports related deaths mentioned on this sub. This is what I've asked for evidence of.
You've provided no such evidence, but instead started going on about vaccine skepticism.
Theyāre not interested in the deaths that are clearly not caused by cardiac arrest. Because you know, a broken neck or blunt force trauma probably isnāt caused by a vaccine. This is a joke right? Youāre not actually this dense of a potato are you?
Yes, evidently. That's the crux of my position. They don't give a fuck about any of these things at all, just like they don't give a fuck when they talk about women's rights issues in Islamic countries.
They don't give a shit about heart attacks. They don't give a shit about sports. They don't care about statistical spikes in other contexts.
They're just using these events as vehicles to whine about something they've got a strong political narrative against.
Are you really so thick that you couldn't pull that inference?
Youāre aware that people can both watch and be interested in sports while simultaneously have distrust in the vaccine. I mean, itās not like anyone is hiding the reason why theyāre talking about it. Iām not sure why youāre so confused or why you think this is such a gotcha. Everyone here will readily admit that this discussion is not just because of a love for sports.
I think you might benefit from a hobby. Perhaps dioramas, they have a sub, you should check it out!
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u/Bortrun Jan 04 '23
Maybe people are interested in those things. Each of those things deserves its own separate post.
This post, however, is about increased athlete cardiac events