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Was the Vaccine Designed to kill

Snafu in the Void said:
Yeah, cardiac arrest is a big deal indeed. 90% of people who experience it outside of a hospital die from it.
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That’s a generalization, they had every type of doctor and equipment on hand. These medical teams are pretty intense. Most of the time it doesn’t take 9 minutes to resuscitate when they are defibrillated instantly etc
 
alasdairm said:
dude, this is a clinical medium and sometimes ones intended message doesn't come across.

rather than assume, i figure it's better to just ask for some clarification.

please don't load that up with negativity. i'm simply showing you some basic respect...



you could present some evidence that's the case.

unfortunately, you've made it pretty clear that you're generally unable or unwilling to back up your claims with evidence.

alasdair
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There is no evidence dude, and it seems they made it that way on purpose…why did the fuck up the one study they had not even a year into it ? And never started another study…come on man, that dosent strike you as odd?
 
They been tryin' to kill me off since birth and have created an eternal with their attempts.
> execute reset
They will not win this conflict and mercy is my means to the end.
 
Las Veghost grower said:
There is no evidence dude, and it seems they made it that way on purpose…why did the fuck up the one study they had not even a year into it ? And never started another study…come on man, that dosent strike you as odd?
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They also purposely ruined the only control group. It’s medical malpractice on a grand scale, only real question is was it due to malice or incompetence.
 
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alasdairm said:
indeed.

there's a different between "there's no evidence so i'll just assume i am correct" and "there's no evidence so there's no way to know what's right"



perhaps. but something appearing odd is not evidence of a massive global conspiracy to kill people.

alasdair
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Ok so now we know there is no proof to be had, back to my question, what would have to happen for you to just know using your common sense ?
 
common sense is ambiguous, open to interpretation and often wrong.

common sense would tell you that there's no way a boeing 777 weighing ~180 tons could possibly get off the ground. and yet i have flown in one many times so...

alasdair
 
I just wonder how long it will take people to actually come to terms with the idea that the global power structure is run by psychopaths, liars, criminals, thieves, and miscreants of all kinds, and that many of them would applaud if 1/2 the world's population died tomorrow.
They are not "philanthropists", or "atavists", or "humanitarians." And they simply don't care about you. In fact, I still cannot get over that anyone would actually believe that they do or ever did. As far as I am concerned, there is no reason to believe, based on history, that they do. Many of these people have been working diligently, generation to generation, to extract the wealth and assets of nations for centuries and centralize control of resources. And they've been very successful in their endeavors. So yeah...there's that....
 
Las Veghost grower said:
Again, dodging the question I asked
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do you type a message like this with a straight face? :)

irony totally lost. again.


Las Veghost grower said:
what would have to happen for you to just know using your common sense ?
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nothing, really.

because, as i already said, common sense is ambiguous, open to interpretation and often wrong.

i prefer evidence.

and, when i replied "indeed", i was not agreeing that there's simply no evidence. i was acknowledging that, based on numerous example last year, you're typically unable or unwilling to substantiate claims you make.

alasdair
 
How can there be any evidence if there is no trial and control…how, you tell me how you would be able to pin it on the vaccine without that
 
you can't!

q.e.d.

as i said, there's a different between your "there's no evidence so i'll just assume i am correct" and "there's no evidence so there's no way to know what's right"

alasdair
 
alasdairm said:
right. you don't know.

while i totally get that a correlation can suggest that two variables are somehow related, it's a big leap. not least because there are other variables e.g. other factors or variables which are omitted, measurement issues, sample issues, etc.

it doesn't help that, certainly here, people will post a link to a piece about somebody collapsing or dying and feel they've somehow proved that it's vaccine related when they don't even know the health history - or even the vaccination status - of the affected.

look at this:

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and this:

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are you up in arms about u.s. imports of crude oil from norway? why are so many people dying in railway collisions and why are we not stopping cruase oil imports from norway to preventYeait?

and why don't we reduce spending on science to prevent a lot of suicides?

alasdair
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Yeah, man,
surely it's the cLiMaTe ChANgE or something like that...
perhaps the amount of reggaeton and trap being deployed in public radios?
maybe it's the related with the increasing amount of Bill Gates PSAs in youtube?

Could be even inversely proportional to the amount of staunch defenders of inoculations who have kept quiet in recent times in such a suspicious way?
 
You guys just wanna argue about it one way or the other

It's possible that the vaccine played a role... You can't definitively say it did or didn't play a role

Chris Pronger had a more typical case of commotio cordis - where Hamlin was a little less typical....



A 2002 study published in JAMA analyzed 107 cases of commotio cordis reported the following:

Of 107 commotio cordis events that were regarded as part of competitive or other sporting activities, 87 (81%) involved a blunt precordial blow from a projectile (which served as a standard implement of the game), or another object propelled against a stationary chest wall, resulting in relatively localized contact, during organized or recreational play. Projectiles were most commonly baseballs (n = 53), including 50 of apparent regulation design, 1 hard rubber ball, and 2 others marketed commercially as reduced-injury, softer-than-normal (so-called safety or training) balls, made largely of rubber of various textures contained in a synthetic covering.
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Other projectiles included 14 softballs, as well as 10 hockey pucks and 5 lacrosse balls, both of which are made of hard rubber. With the exception of 1 air-filled soccer ball, each projectile that resulted in commotio cordis had a hard solid core. Six of these 87 cases were innocent bystanders inadvertently struck in the chest by a thrown or batted ball, including spectators or players observing the game from the dug-out or bull pen.
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A Google search of the words “football player commotio cordis” between the years 1970 and 2022 yielded ONE 2011 report of a junior varsity football player in Massachusetts who suffered from commotio cordis.
 
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