Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[SaferRides]

I wonder what caused Courtney Duncan's heart condition.

Very likely not known as there are many possible causes, including chest injury. I have a friend who had it after having a pacemaker implanted, but I doubt that was the cause for Courtney!

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[Katman]

“I have enough confidence in the vaccine, based on my research, to get it done. Those of you who think the vaccine kills people can use me as a test. If I die, you were right. If I don’t die, and have no ill effects, you were wrong, and should admit it (at least to yourselves). Better yet, you should admit that you were misled, and tell the world who misled you, so other people can benefit by avoiding those fear mongers.”

Famous last words from Doug Brignole.

[Katman]

Very likely not known as there are many possible causes, including chest injury. I have a friend who had it after having a pacemaker implanted, but I doubt that was the cause for Courtney!

Hmmm, I wonder what caused him to need a pacemaker.

[jellywrestler]

Hmmm, I wonder what caused him to need a pacemaker.

ask him yourself if you are that close to him maybe?

[jellywrestler]

Famous last words from Doug Brignole.

https://www.factcheck.org/2022/11/sc...a-posts-claim/

[Katman]

https://www.factcheck.org/2022/11/sc...a-posts-claim/

I was waiting for some idiot to post that.

If he died from Covid then the vaccine did him fuck all good, didn't it?

[jellywrestler]

I was waiting for some idiot to post that.

If he died from Covid then the vaccine did him fuck all good, didn't it?

no, but it didn't have the effect you seem to insist happens to everyone who ever walked past a vaccine clinic, so it seems there's more than one idiot here.

[Katman]

....so it seems there's more than one idiot here.

Indeed there is.

He likes to follow me around.

You two should hook up.

[Katman]

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....30.25321421v3

[SaferRides]

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....30.25321421v3

Interesting, I wouldn't be surprised if it was ineffective, but not sure why flu increased in the vaccinated cohort. Quite a large study also.

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[Kickaha]

but not sure why flu increased in the vaccinated cohort.

Suppressed immune system from the covid vaccine

[Katman]

Suppressed immune system from the covid vaccine

There's many a true word said in jest.

[husaberg]

Interesting, I wouldn't be surprised if it was ineffective, but not sure why flu increased in the vaccinated cohort. Quite a large study also.

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The study has several limitations. First, it is not peer-reviewed. It does not consider factors such as the spouse’s occupation, the presence of children at home, the actual work environments of participants, or whether individuals held additional jobs.

Furthermore, the effectiveness of the vaccine depends on the specific flu strains circulating at the time. The study began when the vaccine was first rolled out, yet it typically takes about two months for full immunity to develop.

It also has a testing bias: vaccinated individuals were more likely to get tested for the flu. Meanwhile, some unvaccinated individuals may have already contracted the flu before the study began or during previous seasons, which could skew the results.

The study also did not assess the severity of outcomes, such as hospitalisations or long-term effects caused by the virus. It excluded data from people who self-isolated or used home flu tests.

Lastly, behavioral differences flu history between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals were not addressed, particularly in terms of their likelihood to seek testing or modify their behavior after receiving the vaccine.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...450v1.full.pdf

TBH It's a better study than most that particular conspiracy idiot normally presents, granted, but it is not being used as the author's intended unit to be.

[flyingcrocodile46]

The study has several limitations. First, it is not peer-reviewed. It does not consider factors such as the spouse’s occupation, the presence of children at home, the actual work environments of participants, or whether individuals held additional jobs.

Furthermore, the effectiveness of the vaccine depends on the specific flu strains circulating at the time. The study began when the vaccine was first rolled out, yet it typically takes about two months for full immunity to develop.

It also has a testing bias: vaccinated individuals were more likely to get tested for the flu. Meanwhile, some unvaccinated individuals may have already contracted the flu before the study began or during previous seasons, which could skew the results.

The study also did not assess the severity of outcomes, such as hospitalisations or long-term effects caused by the virus. It excluded data from people who self-isolated or used home flu tests.

Lastly, behavioral differences flu history between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals were not addressed, particularly in terms of their likelihood to seek testing or modify their behavior after receiving the vaccine.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...450v1.full.pdf

TBH It's a better study than most that particular conspiracy idiot normally presents, granted, but it is not being used as the author's intended unit to be.

Look at all them filters
Can you imagine even half of them being applied to vaccine approvals

[SaferRides]

Suppressed immune system from the covid vaccine

LoL, why didn't I think of that!

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