For goodness sake take this discussion to the Confidential board where it belongs!
1 out of 50,000 is common!? I’ll take those odds any day for a serious Illness. Don’t know if that was an attempt at sarcasm or not?Heard from an actual Physician today, a real one not a rebel net physician. Dr David Chau former Chargers team physician. Said that in HS athletes this is common, too common, was common before we even know what Covid was, it happens after Mono thats why Dr's keep athletes out after mono, common flu as well. The number he gave was 1 in 50,000 athletes and chances increase in larger, more muscular, and African American high school athletes.
This is why it is more likely.Why is it “much more likely from other causes”? Show me one of those causes with stats (not msm parroting) that show what those causes might be?
And with peer, you have to be careful and dig more, you should know that. Unfortunately, we are at a time where you have to look at conflicts of interest. It sucks but that what they’ve done with science.
Bro, it’s called “long term side effects” the people who took the vax ARE the Guinea pigs.This is why it is more likely.
True 1 in 50000 seems not very common, and you would be correct. But this is a phenomenon that isn't new. It has been studied and documented. It is literally in text books and taught to first responders who work with young athletes. It is still has 160 known cases per year. I learned about it 20 years ago. My girlfriend works with young kids with heart defects all the time.
You are countering that with a loose correlation between weird cardiac shit happening since covid started. No validated studies, especially within a young african american athletic subgroup. And fighting me on that fact that you are right.
And notice I am saying "most likely" because I am admitting that I could be wrong.
You know that the first thing Bronny's physicians have done is do a full cardiac work up, not check to see if he was vaccinated or not. There is a very good reason for that.
I think we are getting lines crossed here. I’m not arguing that there aren’t heart issues caused by congenital defects in young adults at all. I know they happen. Not often, but they do happen.This is why it is more likely.
True 1 in 50000 seems not very common, and you would be correct. But this is a phenomenon that isn't new. It has been studied and documented. It is literally in text books and taught to first responders who work with young athletes. It is still has 160 known cases per year. I learned about it 20 years ago. My girlfriend works with young kids with heart defects all the time.
You are countering that with a loose correlation between weird cardiac shit happening since covid started. No validated studies, especially within a young african american athletic subgroup. And fighting me on that fact that you are right.
And notice I am saying "most likely" because I am admitting that I could be wrong.
You know that the first thing Bronny's physicians have done is do a full cardiac work up, not check to see if he was vaccinated or not. There is a very good reason for that.
I value hearing both sides of a discussion as much as anyone. The negative is that we only heard one side for so long that we were forced to guess against it.I'd like to commend Dcut3 for commenting and responding. I do enjoy hearing various sides.
Heyyy..look, i don’t think @Soldat is that bad of a guy.I'd like to commend Dcut3 for commenting and responding. I do enjoy hearing various sides.
I'd also like to point out that RebelSoldat is still a little bitch.
To think that I actually felt bad for him and asked people to lay off. Oh well, I lived and I learned.
Yeah, everything is welcome. And I know I felt bad and asked people to back off … because, again, I agree with freedom of speech … I know where you are coming from. Not reading some people’s messages is easier sometimes. When you know what they are going to say before they say it … when you have them absolutely pegged as … whatever …. Makes sense.I'd like to commend Dcut3 for commenting and responding. I do enjoy hearing various sides.
I'd also like to point out that RebelSoldat is still a little bitch.
To think that I actually felt bad for him and asked people to lay off. Oh well, I lived and I learned.
The biggest problem I had with this is that they threatened people with their lively hoods to make them take it.You make it seem like everyone just wanted to take it. Some people had the choice of being homeless if they declined and lost their job or took it because it kept a roof over our heads. I took 3 all because of work, before they said it wasn’t required anymore. I have also had Covid 4x now and as recent as last week. Fun times
I think there were probably as many reluctant to take it as eager to take it, but they pushed it with every resource. Some people say choice, that shit wasn’t choice. It was heavy coercion which by definition is force. But some totalitarians were ok that’s how it was presented. You know the freedom hating type - they stand behind “my body, my choice” with abortion but “governments body, governments choice” for an unproven concoction.The biggest problem I had with this is that they threatened people with their lively hoods to make them take it.