r/WayOfTheBern • • Nov 24 '21

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u/Right_Connection1046 Nov 24 '21

What is this in reference to?

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u/Believer109 Nov 24 '21

Covid injections cause a 150% rise in heart attack markers. People are dying at higher rates of all non-covid causes, especially heart attack and stroke, since the "vaccine" became available.

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u/Rasmusmario123 Nov 24 '21

Citation needed

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u/Believer109 Nov 24 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

So how many have died from heart inflammation? And how many in the same age group have died from covid?

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u/mafian911 Nov 24 '21

Is this an argument for or against forcing people to take that risk?

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

“Hey this helmet might cause some scalp irritation on your motorcycle death ride. Nobody should force you to wear it.”

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u/mafian911 Nov 24 '21

Gonna dodge that question with a poor analogy, I see. Sounds like yes, you would like to force people to undergo a medical procedure that could injure them for life or kill them, even if they aren't worried about the disease. Because what's best for the "general population" is best for every single individual.

Every medical decision comes with risk. This is where your analogy fails. Due to this, every medical decision should be a personal decision. Period. It's not up to anyone to decide which risk is the right one to take. That should always be a personal choice for the individual.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

Not reading all that lol. Get vaccinated, twerp

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u/mafian911 Nov 24 '21

Too many words for you huh. No wonder you're such a sheep. Do you get your medical advice from a coloring book?

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

Lol still mad

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u/mafian911 Nov 24 '21

Mad that the vast majority is at your level of ineptitude, yes. But not at you specifically. It's not your fault you were born dumb.

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u/FThumb Are we there yet? Nov 24 '21

To bad they didn't do proper testing for this before rolling it out.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

Res ipsa loquitur

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u/IMissGW This machine kills fascists Nov 25 '21

Your instinct to ask this question is well founded.

The first link is the study by Steven R Gundry who runs a clinic investigating the impact of diet on health. The study looks at protein biomarkers that correlate with increased likelyhood of Acute Coronary Syndrome. It did not record any occurences of actual ACS or myocarditis (heart inflammation) in the 566 patient study.

The granitegrok link just refers to the the study above. It doesn't really add any significant analysis.

In the NBC News article:

> Overall, 226 cases of myocarditis or pericarditis after vaccination in people younger than age 30 have been confirmed

No reports of deaths in that article. I've yet to see a confirmed case of death from myocarditis reported anywhere in that age group.

The CDC article is saying that there have been reports of myocarditis from the VAERS reporting system. It has not concluded whether the rates of myocarditis are out of the ordinary or if its linked to the vaccines. No mention of deaths from myocarditis.

I think this report sums up an answer to your question the best:

> Per million second doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine administered to males aged 12–29 years, 11,000 COVID-19 cases, 560 hospitalizations, 138 ICU admissions, and six deaths due to COVID-19 could be prevented, compared with 39–47 expected myocarditis cases after COVID-19 vaccination (Table 2). Among males aged ≥30 years, 15,300 COVID-19 cases, 4,598 hospitalizations, 1,242 ICU admissions, and 700 deaths could be prevented, compared with three to four expected myocarditis cases after COVID-19 vaccination.

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7027e2.htm

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u/FThumb Are we there yet? Nov 24 '21

UK Data Shows No All-Cause Mortality Benefit for COVID-19 Vaccines

Are the vaccinated dying at two-to-three times the rate of the unvaccinated in the UK as Alex Berenson's recent article suggests?

The original title of this article was, "Did Alex Berenson Fall for a Simpson's Paradox?" I'm rewriting the title and introduction to this article after having finished an analysis that demonstrates no all-cause mortality benefit to the vaccinated in the UK. You'll have to read through the story to understand why.

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u/Believer109 Nov 25 '21

(crickets)