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Originally Posted by JohnnyB
Yeah, the politicization of the topics of covid and vaccines is a tremendous impediment to properly addressing public health concerns. Politicians who use it as a wedge for some political advantage are actively causing harm and are extremely cynical.
People on social media sharing their personal experiences shouldn't be immediately dismissed though. Someone professing to have medical expertise when they don't should be dismissed, but the medical profession still hasn't totally figured out what goes on with covid in the body and some health concerns arising from covid and vaccinations are primarily coming to attention because of being shared on social media by people who are experiencing them.
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Except many people on twitter are lying. Most of the anti vaxxer types know several people that died due to the vaccine.
A well known doctor retweeted a story from a woman stating her husband is dying to due to heart damage from the vaccine last week. A quick look at her timeline shows numerous lies about that exact topic. One day she would post about how long he's been sick, then apparently forget and post a different time line, and did this for various members of her family.
Since this vaccine has come out all the anti vaxxer types blame anything that's happened after, on the vaccine. Tim Pool today asked if John Fetterman regrets getting the vaccine now. Fetterman was diagnosed with heart issues years ago, but Pools 1.3 million followers won't know that.