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Wed, Mar 03 2021, 11:45 am
Unlike all the anonymous posters with a friend's cousin who dropped dead instantly after being vaccinated...
BH the people I know have been more fortunate. I know at least a hundred people who've been vaccinated, worst side effect has been a day or two of tiredness and headache.
I know a few dozen people who were actually sick. One death, two serious cases.
Immunity. Get it the easy way.
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Wed, Mar 03 2021, 12:27 pm
ora_43 wrote: | Unlike all the anonymous posters with a friend's cousin who dropped dead instantly after being vaccinated...
BH the people I know have been more fortunate. I know at least a hundred people who've been vaccinated, worst side effect has been a day or two of tiredness and headache.
I know a few dozen people who were actually sick. One death, two serious cases.
Immunity. Get it the easy way. |
yeah I'm noticing all the posters in isreal ( under their username) say that they know many many people who were vaccinated and don't know anyone who died from it.
then we have all these annon posters in annon places who know 'SOMEONE" who dropped dead five minutes after taking the vaccine.
interesting.
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Wed, Mar 03 2021, 4:18 pm
If you know someone who died post it under your username.
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mig100


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Wed, Mar 03 2021, 5:57 pm
LovesHashem wrote: | If you know someone who died post it under your username. |
yeah exactly . I don't see any reason to be annon for that
I'm assuming all these "someones" are stories on social media that may or may not be true.
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Tue, Mar 09 2021, 7:05 am
amother [ Saddlebrown ] wrote: | this guy is not my friend and I will not ask him these types of personal questions.
My point is there are side effects. these shouldn't be dismissed or ignored. |
Since you don't have full information here, there's no reason to discuss this case. Someone complaining may or may not be suffering from vaccine side effects.
One common logical fallacy is post hoc, ergo propter hoc.That means, if B came after A, that must mean that A caused B. But of course, order doesn't necessarily indicate causality.
If I eat Cheerios for breakfast and then go to work and get a raise, does that mean that eating Cheerios caused me to get a raise? If I smelled cigarette smoke and then tripped on the stairs, did the smell of smoke cause me to trip? Putting a foreign substance into your body is almost always a neutral event.
As it happens, humans are hardwired to remember negative events, and we're also hardwired to create narratives to make sense of the world. These tendencies feed into seeing connections that don't always match up with reality.
You've heard of the placebo effect, where patients feel better after a treatment with no known therapeutic value. The reverse is true too. If you give someone a sugar pill and tell her that it may cause nausea, a good number of the people who take the pill will claim to - or actually feel - nauseated.
People develop headaches all the time. The fact that in this case the headaches may have only started after the vaccine may be related, but probably is not. The mind is a powerful, but very gullible, part of who we are.
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Tue, Mar 09 2021, 9:06 am
amother [ Black ] wrote: | Im sorry but a website called medical kidnap does not make for a good "source". |
The link is opening now. I must say, though, it would make a fine name for a rock band.
ETA: I opened the top, Peace with Gd. I would definitely find a different info source.
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