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originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
The doctor's expertise is in cardiology so do the top immunologists and geneticists agree with this?
The adverse reactions are anything but rare. Seems you’ve falling victim to the narrative to a degree.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Ophiuchus1
Wow…..the thought of poor aim, or possibly inexperienced shot givers…
That's my belief until more data comes out. It would explain the rarity of adverse effects... even if not aspirated, the chances of hitting a decent-sized blood vessel are small. Personally, I think the vaccine should be restricted to being administered by MDs only, and the requirement for aspiration should be taught and printed in big letters across the box.
But, that would cut into CVS and Walmart pharmacies' profit margin.
Here's what scares me: let's take best case. You go for a shot and get a nurse who listens to you when you ask her to aspirate the site and even agrees to do so. She injects the needle, then forgets to aspirate. What can you do? The vaccine is there; it cannot be removed and tried again. Now you are playing the lottery... did she hit a blood vessel?
That shot can be injected before the patient can even yell "Stop! You forgot to aspirate!"
TheRedneck
originally posted by: xuenchen
Well at that rate, everybody should be vaxxed automatically eventually !!
And this could mean the deaths "tabulated" as "unvaxxed" are actually vaxxed !! 😎
originally posted by: Xtrozero
a reply to: marg6043
So someone like you list all this and I know of no one with any issues at all, kind of strange. I know of no one at my company too that took any time off from the side effects of the vaccine or had issues later on. Not sure how to compare the two...
common theme in the misinformation age is to attack the person and not the information.
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
I opened the paper and right at the top right hand corner, in bold letters, is HYPOTHESIS. So, with that I'll wait for more actual studies to be performed that may or may not prove this hypothesis as fact or fiction.
originally posted by: thebtheb
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
I opened the paper and right at the top right hand corner, in bold letters, is HYPOTHESIS. So, with that I'll wait for more actual studies to be performed that may or may not prove this hypothesis as fact or fiction.
Yeah yeah, hypothesis with a lot of anecdotal evidence to be true. Baby dies of bloodclots after being breastfed hours after his mom got the jab. Other similar stories. "Oh let's do a study". Pfftt..... guess what? No one is going to do a study. So if you can't put together 2 + 2 yourself and do some researching, you're stuck waiting for "the professionals" to tell you the truth, and they never actually will. Thus you can hide in your "It's not true 'cause mainstream never said it" forever if you like.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
DING, DING, DING.
Ladies and gentleman, we have a winner. The aware for "Did not do their research before posting a source" goes to the OP
For those not in the know McCullough is one of the most prominent members of AAPS. You remember them, the Vaccines Cause Autism bridge.
He's simply not credible due to the sheer number of crazy things he's said. Who remembers his trainwreck interview with Joe Rogan where he made so many absolutely basic mistakes that's it's clear he did absolutly no research on the topic. Link
He also clearly didn't read the OP's link, as the paper doesn't say that the vax can reverse transcribe itself, as they applied it directly, not in the form that is injected into actual people.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: macaronicaesar
common theme in the misinformation age is to attack the person and not the information.
But surely that' exactly what you do every time you say that the information given by the government or on the MSM can't be trusted?
You're denouncing the source, not the content.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
There is also the possibility that people administering the injections near you aspirated as a matter of course. Maybe others in other areas did not.
The adverse reactions are anything but rare.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
***DISCLAIMER*** Do note that "fact checkers" swarm on any article that challenges the narrative, such as Reuters, whose CEO is also a Pfizer board member, and the same fact checkers where no one is a doctor or even has a degree in science. They will tell you the worlds #1 published cardiologist is wrong. They are paid to do so, by big pharma. Do your own research and don't rely only on "fact checkers."
originally posted by: Maxmars
I don't blame anyone for being angry. Or expressing that anger. Just don't let it own you. There is more to be angry about in the world than any one person can ever embrace. You may as well try to drink the ocean.
originally posted by: thedeadtruth
P.S. The "clots" some embalmers claimed to be new, turned out to be nonsense and were composed of fibrin etc.... I have been pulling them out for 40 years. Some people just seemed to be born to be scammed.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
I wonder if you can determine which of the batches were used at your different locations, then look them up to see if that lines up...
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: TheRedneck
There is also the possibility that people administering the injections near you aspirated as a matter of course. Maybe others in other areas did not.
I have lifted weights my whole life too, so I have rather big arms and shoulders, so lots of meat there.
Both of my boys had to get vaccinated to go back to college. One is 19 and the other is 22, and my oldest already had COVID early, but still no logical reason in why young people needed it in the first place especially when they already had the virus. Colleges/schools jump right on that WOKE wagon and are still on it. I have said from day one that I personally feel anyone healthy under 45 really didn't need it. If you are past 60 and/or have health issues you better get it though, so I'm on the fence as to the good/bad of it all.
I have lifted weights my whole life too, so I have rather big arms and shoulders, so lots of meat there.