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Originally Posted by Azure
No you're wrong. According to Fuzz, even despite the fact that it is acknowledged that Myocarditis can develop as a result of the vaccinations, what you are saying is still 'highly dubious.'
See what I mean? I was literally vaccinated way before there were mandates or a Delta wave, and like with all my other vaccinations, or even all the other people I know who were vaccinated, I didn't for a second thinking that I'd have similar aged friends who would develop a HEART CONDITION from the vaccination. So now when I say it was a stupid idea to tell healthy adults with no pre existing conditions to get vaccinated if there is a risk of Myocarditis, you get the same dogmatic bull#### that we saw the past 2 years.
"Highly dubious" that it could happen. Like a giant screw you to the people who now have to deal with it. Unreal. But hey, as long as people can sit over on one side and condemn all those unvaccinated whackos.  |
Sure, that's a valid thing to rage about, if you misrepresent what I said.
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Conclusion: In this systematic review and meta-analysis, we found that the risk of myocarditis is more than seven fold higher in persons who were infected with the SARS-CoV-2 than in those who received the vaccine. These findings support the continued use of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines among all eligible persons per CDC and WHO recommendations.
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https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-1...ocarditis.html
The odds of knowing a couple people who are have lifelong heart issues conclusively caused by the vaccine vs covid, which most people have also had, is why I say it is dubious. Is it possible? Sure, I guess, but there are much much greater odds you'd know several people with covid induced myocarditis, which makes me question what you are saying.
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141 cases within 21 days (1.37 cases per 100 000 vaccine doses
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Vaccine induced
https://www.cmaj.ca/content/194/45/E1529
And that's all cases, not "lifelong". The odds of knowing 2 people? Pretty slim. This should be common knowledge by now.