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post 1653878463 01-07-2022, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
no we dont. What has been reported is very rare mycocarditis, more rare than the risk of it from covid itself.

you are seeing what you have already made up your mind to see
The FDA reported that you have a 5x greater chance of dying from covid with Phizer, 4x with ModeRNA over no vax...do you only trust government data when it's convenient?
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
How many doctors themselves were complying with oxycontin mandates and injecting their own families and children and themselves happily?
No idea-many doctors do get hooked on drugs. But they were happy to keep prescribing it-long after serious alarm bells were ringing.
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Originally Posted By JUSA
Wish people would stop saying this. If 1 out of 100 people who got covid died, it actually would be a horrible thing.

Your personal mortality rate depends on age, obesity, comorbidities. In my case, it's like 0.2% -- and I'm middle aged. For younger people, take this kid for example, his personal mortality rate was like 0.003% -- way, way, way less than 1%.

Overall there have been roughly 700 deaths IN TOTAL of people 18 years or younger in the USA of/with covid. I'm certain all of them has massive comorbidities and were not otherwise healthy.

Jabbing children makes no sense. Even if these heart attack/deaths are rare, which they are, but in every case I've seen - it's been poor kids who were at no threat from covid whatsoever.
Strong this…apparently a 0.2%(honestly much lower when factoring in health conditions) chance of dying from Covid is enough to warrant an experimental injection, but a 2% increase in overall mortality is no big deal.
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It will all be over by spring with perhaps another weaker variant in the Autumn...unless they have another worse one to release .............then the decades of societal impact and recriminations will begin
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By katya422
You might want to be a little extra skeptical of articles and opinion pieces that support the mrna injections which originate with Reuters.
2% week by week = 2% yearly just the same.


Fair enough on rueters, they aren't like a go to source or anything, was just first result when I Googled the dudes name from from the other link.




Why will none of you answer the simple question of why you are so quick to believe a single doctor, while refusing to accept the vast majority?
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
You're accusing the overwhelming amount of medical professionals around the world of knowingly injecting themselves and telling everyone they love to get a vaccine they know is dangerous.

Its psychotic, it makes no sense and it's not true.

I have friends personally that are doctors and nurses who support the vaccine and have taken it. You are accusing them of bullchit. If there was anything even close to justifying serious concern way way way more people would speak out and not do that
This screams a desperate attempt at convincing yourself you made the right decision.

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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
So in your defense, how do you prove it?

If someone becomes severely ill a few days after eating some leftover chicken, no chance it was the chicken because people fall several ill at random all the time, right?
Please quote where I have said "no chance?"

In fact, I've clearly stated the opposite. There is definitely a chance, however the evidence, simply doesn't exist yet.


Omly stupid people feel the need to rush to a conclusion.

I personally chose not to get the mrna vax. However, I'm not foaming at the mouth making asinine claims on a gay and dying bodybuilding forum about it every.single.day.
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post 1653879303 01-07-2022, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Strong this…apparently a 0.2%(honestly much lower when factoring in health conditions) chance of dying from Covid is enough to warrant an experimental injection, but a 2% increase in overall mortality is no big deal.
Like this:
Your risk of death with/from covid infection for the original virus w/no vaccination [none were available] and with very hit or miss treatment:

Age 22: 0.0125%
Age 29: 0.025%
Age 36: 0.05%
Age 43: 0.1%
Age 50: 0.2%
Age 57: 0.4%
Age 64: 0.8%

* for the obese you move up a level; obese 50 year old: 0.4%
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...post1653789133

For kids 12 and under the official fatality rate is something like 1 or 2 per million. Meanwhile from Pfizer's own data that they submitted to the FDA:



Save 1 boy from COVID death, put 57 in the ICU with heart problems.

I don't know if this boy's death was related to the injection. Some kids do suffer cardiac arrest. We do know that getting the shot increases Myopericarditis.

And we know that the shot doesn't stop infection or transmission.

We don't know how many of the males getting myopericarditis will eventual need a heart transplant. Prior to covid the rate for young people that had the condition was about 13% needing a heart transplant or potentially dying.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
I personally chose not to get the mrna vax.However, I'm not foaming at the mouth making asinine claims on a gay and dying bodybuilding forum about it every.single.day.
So did you get JnJ, or are you unvaxxed?
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By Joseph1990
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34197283/




brb spamming fear of covid 24 hours 7 days a week all over every possible media and social media outlet. You can trust these murdering psychopaths all you want.
I don't trust anyone, including random screenshots of a poor families tragedy with literally no mention of a vaccine as some sort of proof of vax related heart failure .


Stay consistent, jfc.
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post 1653879593 01-07-2022, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By jamalfudge
The FDA reported that you have a 5x greater chance of dying from covid with Phizer, 4x with ModeRNA over no vax...do you only trust government data when it's convenient?
No, they literally haven't.

Stop making **** up and believing every bs screenshot that strokes your existing bias.
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post 1653879643 01-07-2022, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted By HayZues
2% week by week = 2% yearly just the same.


Fair enough on rueters, they aren't like a go to source or anything, was just first result when I Googled the dudes name from from the other link.




Why will none of you answer the simple question of why you are so quick to believe a single doctor, while refusing to accept the vast majority?
It isn’t a single doctor, and there isn’t a binary approach. What is best for me is not the same thing that’s best for my mom. There could be plenty of doctors who are not recommending the injection. I just overheard a lady at my office(who has been injected, and was adamant about everyone getting injected 6 months ago) saying that her brothers doctor is now absolutely adamant that he should not get the booster due to his health condition. You cant assume that every doctor believes everyone should get injected/boosted as long as you don’t hear otherwise. And this before we even get into the aspect of people being silenced in the public eye, or even worse, being threatened with losing their license if they don’t follow the narrative. Not saying that occurs everywhere but it is happening, and no matter what the extent of it is, it is having an impact on the narrative. And we also have to look at the track record of drug companies(which doctors played a huge role in) which alone is enough to cause skepticism. And finally we have the constant changing of the narrative at best, or outright lying at worst that we’ve seen over the past two years. You are right that there is at least some confirmation bias occurring so we should all always try to recognize that no matter what side we’re on. But to me it seems one side is asking questions and wanting to evaluate all aspects of our approach, while the other is using the same tactics we’ve seen in the past regarding all sorts of issues.. which is to encourage and promote groupthink & compliance, attack and/or silence anyone who goes against the narrative, pump fear into people nonstop, and insist that your solution is the only one, regardless of how ineffective it has proven to be. That’s why people are skeptical of the official narrative being paraded forward, so it’s not like we just heard one doctor say something and went “I accept that 100%. There are a lot of factors that could lead to the conclusion that a lot of shady sh!t is going on.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
2% week by week = 2% yearly just the same.


Fair enough on rueters, they aren't like a go to source or anything, was just first result when I Googled the dudes name from from the other link.




Why will none of you answer the simple question of why you are so quick to believe a single doctor, while refusing to accept the vast majority?
It isn't a single doctor:

- if you mean Malone he is an expert in the field

- if you mean McCullough he is also a seasoned expert with more published research than any other doctor and a professor of medicine

- if you mean Bhattacharya he is a doctor and a professor of medicine at Stanford

- if you mean Desmet he holds a double masters and a doctorate, also is a professor in Ghent

- if you mean Bossche he is a noted virologist and vaccine expert

There are probably more that I'm not recalling at the moment and also experts and professionals that hold the same or similar opinions, but haven't been flogged in the press.

These are people who have come out publicly and made a case against pandemic measures and all but Bhattacharya has taken a position against the mass vaccination.

This isn't a bunch of random know nothing yahoos.
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post 1653879823 01-07-2022, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By Polaris
So did you get JnJ, or are you unvaxxed?
J & J


I've never tested positive forcovid either, and I'm out in the world daily, close contact hundreds of of times. Though, I doubt I'd notic if I had covid anyway and will never get tested again unless very sick. Not contributing to the ba numbers used to shut us down.
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By katya422
It isn't a single doctor:

- if you mean Malone he is an expert in the field

- if you mean McCullough he is also a seasoned expert with more published research than any other doctor and a professor of medicine

- if you mean Bhattacharya he is a doctor and a professor of medicine at Stanford

- if you mean Desmet he holds a double masters and a doctorate, also is a professor in Ghent

- if you mean Bossche he is a noted virologist and vaccine expert

There are probably more that I'm not recalling at the moment and also experts and professionals that hold the same or similar opinions, but haven't been flogged in the press.

These are people who have come out publicly and made a case against pandemic measures and all but Bhattacharya has taken a position against the mass vaccination.

This isn't a bunch of random know nothing yahoos.
I can list 50 doctors with more and greater accreditation that disagree with that short list. They are still a vast minority.



I am not suggesting it is impossible for the vast minority to be correct, I am suggesting that your bias has you clinging to them and ignore much of the evidence contradicting.

Even your last graph shows a greater amount of hospitizations prevented than caused, yet somehow you interpreted it as the vax more dangerous than covid. It plain math, it says the exact opposite.
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So he died seven months after his last shot or am I missing something, did he have a booster?
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Originally Posted By HayZues
I can list 50 doctors with more and greater accreditation that disagree with that short list. They are still a vast minority.



I am not suggesting it is impossible for the vast minority to be correct, I am suggesting that your bias has you clinging to them and ignore much of the evidence contradicting.

Even your last graph shows a greater amount of hospitizations prevented than caused, yet somehow you interpreted it as the vax more dangerous than covid. It plain math, it says the exact opposite.
It has been well established for some time that covid hospitalization are greatly inflated. Per CDC guidelines anyone who tests positive when entering or while residing in a hospital is counted as a covid hospitalization.

Meanwhile "ICU for perimyocarditis" is a straight forward outcome. I don't believe that too many people go to the ER for appendicitis and then get counted as a perimyocarditis case.

More dangerous than covid for children.Flu is more dangerous for children than covid.

Per the graphic covid is forecast to kill 1 in a million. The vaccine to put 57 per million into the ICU with serious myocarditis. If only 10% of that 57 are seriously health compromised/heart transplant/dead? then that would be 5 or 6 kids vs. 1 kid.
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Well you’re fourth point kind of proves the point about how they can be wrong. As a 40 year old man with zero health conditions, who exercises regularly, has optimal vitamin and mineral levels as confirmed by yearly physical exams, who doesn’t smoke, who minimizes alcohol intake, and who prioritizes quality sleep why should I get an injection with no long term studies that won’t keep me from catching or spreading Covid, particularly with the current strain going around. The amount of doctors telling people to get boosted because of the omicron variant is a perfect example of how easy it is to get a substantial percentage of people to say something completely wrong. Not to mention you’re just pulling numbers out of your ass with “95%”.
I'm not saying you can't question the vaccine or decide its not for you.

I'm saying that it doesn't make any sense how the misc finds a few doctors with minority opinions, believes everything they say, while ignoring the vast majority who say the opposite.

This is basic confirmation bias
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Originally Posted By katya422
It isn't a single doctor:

- if you mean Malone he is an expert in the field

- if you mean McCullough he is also a seasoned expert with more published research than any other doctor and a professor of medicine

- if you mean Bhattacharya he is a doctor and a professor of medicine at Stanford

- if you mean Desmet he holds a double masters and a doctorate, also is a professor in Ghent

- if you mean Bossche he is a noted virologist and vaccine expert

There are probably more that I'm not recalling at the moment and also experts and professionals that hold the same or similar opinions, but haven't been flogged in the press.

These are people who have come out publicly and made a case against pandemic measures and all but Bhattacharya has taken a position against the mass vaccination.

This isn't a bunch of random know nothing yahoos.
Now do the list of well qualified experts saying the vaccine is safe and effective
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
The misc has never been more openly and blatantly racist than it is now. This isn't strict moderation
Legit shocked you think this.

Don’t get me wrong, the misc is one of the last bastions of free(er) speech, but even still over the last few years I’ve seen more threads get removed and more users get banned than any other time in misc history.
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By katya422
It has been well established for some time that covid hospitalization are greatly inflated. Per CDC guidelines anyone who tests positive when entering or while residing in a hospital is counted as a covid hospitalization.

Meanwhile "ICU for perimyocarditis" is a straight forward outcome. I don't believe that too many people go to the ER for appendicitis and then get counted as a perimyocarditis case.
This reply didn't address a single part of my post?

So you posted a graph, and then adjusted in your mind based on your own interpretation of supposed juiced case numbers? Am I understanding that correctly?

Your practicing really garbage science Katya. Srs.


Covid numbers may not be accurate, however this is pfizers number and specifically regarding 5-11 yr old boys. I don't believe there is a huge issue misrepresenting the # of cases for covid hospitalization in children.


If you can't eliminate your own bias, please stop "doing your own research. "
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Originally Posted By katya422
So no consideration of how the consequences of parroting the official narrative vs. speaking against it might skew those numbers?



I believe that if for one WEEK, not for the entire year. Also the agency insures people nationwide.
Originally Posted By alltrapbrah
Legit shocked you think this.

Don’t get me wrong, the misc is one of the last bastions of free(er) speech, but even still over the last few years I’ve seen more threads get removed and more users get banned than any other time in misc history.
Your absolutely in denial if you don't think the misc is 10x more racist than ever. Seriously deluded.

Place is almost completely unmoderated now. Post some porn, bam hammer used to come in seconds, now might take days.
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
I'm not saying you can't question the vaccine or decide its not for you.

I'm saying that it doesn't make any sense how the misc finds a few doctors with minority opinions, believes everything they say, while ignoring the vast majority who say the opposite.

This is basic confirmation bias
Well you make a good point about confirmation bias and that is something everyone should try to increase their self-awareness of(myself included). And I think this thread is a good example to point it out in. We don’t know if the injection killed the kid of played a role so we can’t just assume we know. That being said it isn’t just about finding one doctor that says what I want to hear, it’s about lots of different factors and phenomenon that I’ve watched unfold for the past two years(which I briefly touched on in the post above) which lead me to having the specific view I have at the moment.
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
I'm not saying you can't question the vaccine or decide its not for you.

I'm saying that it doesn't make any sense how the misc finds a few doctors with minority opinions, believes everything they say, while ignoring the vast majority who say the opposite.

This is basic confirmation bias
I’ve legitimately not heard any reasonable counter arguments against the points being made by these doctors though. Has anyone with a relevant background actually came out and explained how vaccinating children is a sensible idea for instance when it appears to do nothing to reduce transmission and puts them at greater risk then catching covid itself? The bulk of information being put out is “just take it”
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Originally Posted By Yoopwat
I’ve legitimately not heard any reasonable counter arguments against the points being made by these doctors though. Has anyone with a relevant background actually came out and explained how vaccinating children is a sensible idea for instance when it appears to do nothing to reduce transmission and puts them at greater risk then catching covid itself? The bulk of information being put out is “just take it”
Because it's millions if not billions of extra dollars for the vaccine companies? There's a lot of kids in the world to sell clot shots to.
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Well you make a good point about confirmation bias and that is something everyone should try to increase their self-awareness of(myself included). And I think this thread is a good example to point it out in. We don’t know if the injection killed the kid of played a role so we can’t just assume we know. That being said it isn’t just about finding one doctor that says what I want to hear, it’s about lots of different factors and phenomenon that I’ve watched unfold for the past two years(which I briefly touched on in the post above) which lead me to having the specific view I have at the moment.
Thats totally fine, I'm not telling you what to believe. But when you explain why you believe it, it has to make sense and it cant be so obviously biased like it is now.

If you're forming your view based on expert opinion, the only view that makes sense to have is very pro vaccine because that's where the vast majority of expert opinion is.

If you're forming your view based on people dying anywhere from 1 day to 1 year after taking the vaccine, you have to count it against all the people who took it and are completely fine. Do that math and then see what it looks like
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on pure principle alone , i would not take the vax as you basically sign away your rights no matter how much it might fck you up now or in the future while the fkrs who make it get billions
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
Now do the list of well qualified experts saying the vaccine is safe and effective
They say “safe and effective” without defining what they mean by safe and what they mean be effective. I think it’s easier to argue they’re safe since the chance of side effects seem low, but anyone would certainly have a difficult time explaining how they’re effective, especially in today’s environment.
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
Thats totally fine, I'm not telling you what to believe. But when you explain why you believe it, it has to make sense and it cant be so obviously biased like it is now.

If you're forming your view based on expert opinion, the only view that makes sense to have is very pro vaccine because that's where the vast majority of expert opinion is.
So my view is biased, but the entities that stand to rake in billions of dollars from the injections aren’t. Got it.
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Originally Posted By Yoopwat
I’ve legitimately not heard any reasonable counter arguments against the points being made by these doctors though. Has anyone with a relevant background actually came out and explained how vaccinating children is a sensible idea for instance when it appears to do nothing to reduce transmission and puts them at greater risk then catching covid itself? The bulk of information being put out is “just take it”
See here's the difference. Its one thing to say the vaccine is unnecessary for kids. That argument can be made and I tend to agree with it

But that's different than saying the vaccine is killing them, everyone knows it, but the vast majority of medical professionals are going with it anyway. Thats absurd.
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