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Are those more likely to be a) a side effect/risk of the vaccine, or b) a known result of the disease, which is present in people who have had COVID, even unvac
by FireBeyond 5y ago
Are those more likely to be a) a side effect/risk of the vaccine, or b) a known result of the disease, which is present in people who have had COVID, even unvaccinated?
I'm not sure what you're trying to imply, but it certainly seems like you're saying it's newsworthy due to the vaccine.
- hatware 5y ago>Are those more likely to be a) a side effect/risk of the vaccine, or b) a known result of the disease I have a more pressing question for you: Do you expect the medical establishment to accurately and honestly attribute the increase in myocarditis and pericarditis as side effects of the vaccine, or purely a result of the disease? I sure as shit don't. I expect the medical establishment to do and say whatever it takes to protect their profits.