@WatchChad What’s weird is that on the day after Memorial Day there were eight more pride flags on my 1.5 mile walk route than American Flags. 18 pride flags to 10 American.
@tweetofcthulu @THATJennCheng @CDCgov Look up ADE. Then ask yourself why you get the flu every year even when you get the flu shot while I never get the flu shot and haven’t had the flu in years…
@JReinerMD Does the NFL screen for myocarditis or pericarditis? Given that 1 in 5,000 young men who receive the Covid vaccine develop it and the risk both pose to athletes, maybe they should…
@bwk1992@JohnHillbery I encourage you to look inwards. Why are you responding with such hate and vitriol when presented with evidence of harm caused by the vaccines? Is this healthy for humanity?
@bwk1992@JohnHillbery You have called for the “extinction” of those who present argument for harm caused by the vaccines while “anti-vaxxers” want to prevent further harm caused by the vaccine. What you are saying is not a good look. It’s scary and not conducive of productive scientific inquiry.
@bwk1992@JohnHillbery I have been respectful and presented evidence that demonstrates that Damar’s injury may have been vaccine related. We won’t know if this is the case until this is examined further.
@bwk1992@JohnHillbery That’s not what I’m saying. I’m saying that there has been demonstrated correlative risk and further investigation is warranted to prevent further harm, i.e. screening athletes for myocarditis and pericarditis.
@MrHunterClanton@JohnHillbery Either could be the case. Further examination is warranted. Should Damar have suffered undiagnosed post vaccine myocarditis, cardiac arrest was more likely. The same goes for any athlete with undiagnosed myocarditis which is why, either way, this should be screened for.
@MrHunterClanton@JohnHillbery It’s hard to admit that something so many have taken may be causing massive harm. That said, it’s something that needs to be investigated to prevent further harm.