@joeillyesjr@espn Social media still puts that in front of you. Like any time I reply to you X shows me 4-5 other streamers or wrestling fans (depending on the post) It’s not showing me big media either, just other accounts that could be you if your name was HinxXy or you had green hair
@joeillyesjr@espn For this case, physical trauma increases the risk of blood clots in a person. What’s Hurts do again? Plays football, which means he gets hit every Sunday.. seems like a more likely causation
@joeillyesjr@espn Dude, I say this as a friend, you need to get offline and expand your intake of information. X, and other websites see what you read and give you more and more and more while blocking out anything else. Pretty soon you think it’s gotta be true because there’s nothing contrary
@joeillyesjr@espn First off - run for office “I’m not saying it’s the reason” “I don’t think it’s a coincidence” Double talk is on point there!
Second- look at people being largely sedentary, eating shit, unable to afford healthcare and not going to the doctor. There are tons of reasons people die
@joeillyesjr@espn Ok - the J&J vaccine had clots occurs in 1/200000 people (.0005%) - do your victory lap
But
The vaccine hasn’t been used in 3 years, and the clots would show up in days, or at most weeks. Not 3 years later.
Or are we just labeling any medical condition a result of “the jab”?
@ohhushreads Not one of those were diminished in my mind because another one was amazing.
The only “rule” we should have for reading is read what you enjoy.
@ohhushreads You can have as many 5 star reads as you want man. One book being amazing doesn’t change another one being amazing. This year alone I have 4 5⭐️reads out of 38 books (The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, Endurance: Shackletons Incredible Voyage, A Parade of Horribles, Morning Star)