Social GoldenWolf's COVID Vaccine/Lockdown Protest megathread Vol. 2

[Omni1]

It's a typo . Theatrical.

@AnGrYcRoW has an "interesting" theory about what really happened to Damar Hamlin. You ready for this? He said it might be a Jewish space laser. LOL! I tell ya what. There's never a boring minute on this message board. The nut jobs keep me coming back for the laughs.

 

[Omni1]

It's weird how freak injuries & incidents are now completely impossible since the vaccine.

Bodies malfunction all the time, and always have.

There are multiple examples of rare instances of seemingly random cardiac arrest occurring in top calibre athletes over the years. This one actually has an apparent point of origin - the otherwise innocuous challenge - but there was no obvious reason why Miklos Feher went from smiling to falling backwards and dying on the pitch in 2004, and if you've ever seen the video it's bizarre and terrifying.

Fabrice Muamba collapsed for no apparent reason in 2012. Top class player, sudden cardiac arrest.

It happens.

Marc Vivien Foe died in an international semi final.

There's always a reason, it's just not always apparent from the outside - and even when the reason is discovered (such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy), the chances are still miniscule of it actually happening - hence they went through all those training sessions and intense, high level competitive games without incident.

These incidents make me feel queasy discussing them, because it shows that life is utterly fragile and totally unpredictable, and it's so fucking sad.

But all the nuance that is life and death dissipated for CTards because 'vaccine'. This is the true evil of conspiracy theories - they rob people of their humanity, because people like you are little more than crack addicts.

It's ghoulish, and weird as fuck - but actually, I think you're just ill. We just have to accept there are people with damaged thinking who think everything is sinister.

YOU POOR FOOL

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

76 covid deaths out of 250 million infections. Shit dog, I have a better chance of being struck by lightning while having a pool orgy with a dozen supermodels.

Not at all surprised that went Right over your head

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

@AnGrYcRoW has an "interesting" theory about what really happened to Damar Hamlin. You ready for this? He said it might be a Jewish space laser. LOL! I tell ya what. There's never a boring minute on this message board. The nut jobs keep me coming back for the laughs.

Again, right over your head

Holy flying fuck you guys are thick

WowZa

Edit :this actually explains alot

 

[aerius]

Not at all surprised that went Right over your head

And you missed mine as well. Congratulations.

 

[HockeyBjj]

This was done to death in the original thread inregards to soccer. The rate of on field cardiac incidence was proven to have increased by hundreds of percent as did the on field deaths.

I won't be trawling through the 1800 pages but when I find another up to date source I'll let you know. No one has said no one died or went into cardiac arrest from a hit to the chest before but when it is happening more often then it needs to be investigated.

That they is the concern raised and you don't want to makes no sense. Do you consider it a waste of time/resources or just believe that not questioning is scientific.

Proven to have increased? By what quak study?

Soccer has always had an issue with heart related disease. Here’s 2018 talking about how bad the problem is. The problem is the same, y’all are just blaming the vaccine now and following any Twitter account that will agree with you

https://amp.theguardian.com/science...of-heart-problems-than-thought-fa-study-finds

 

[aerius]

By the way, since all the pro-vax folks are here right now, how would like to explain this?

From a recent study on bivalent vaccine effectiveness. Refer to page 21.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.17.22283625v1.full.pdf

 

[mon]

Utter bollocks.

Call centre drone confirmed. Keep dodging representative 8008.

Lol touched a nerve hey? Gone from full blown episode to meek, mild mannered reasonable. I'm being even more serious, I really pity her after such a 180 behavioural change and I hope your country has good systems in place for women.


I find it especially funny that you raise the avoidance of replying to your highlight when you avoided the Japanese data I posted and the other 60 studies when you thought you had the chance to leap out vigorously like you have solved the problem single handedly.
Although you haven't you have certainly given insight into your life, personality and possibly pathological behavioural issues you appear to have

" say what you expect them to, to wit,"

Well theres a lot of studies, he was using them to highlight the uselessness of the mandates not the drug in question. What I expect them to highlight is exactly what he wanted to i.e. mandates don't work.

If he wanted to show that the drug doesn't work he would have perhaps used studies to showed this or as it appears to be the case assessed the integrity of the data vs the summary.



No ones up yet so I downloaded that study and going through it now so I'll get back to you in detail later if/when this changes.
It funny because reading this study it already reminds me of integrity issues that McCollough and co have raised i.e. the details do not add up to the summary.

"Estimated BNT162b2 effectiveness against any SARS-CoV-2 infection was negligible for the first two weeks after the first dose, increased to 36.5% (95% CI: 33.1-39.8) in the third week after the first dose, and reached its peak at 72.1% (95% CI: 70.9-73.2) in the first five weeks after the second dose (Table 2 and Figure 2). However, effectiveness declined gradually starting from 0-4 weeks after the second dose, and the decline accelerated ≥15 weeks after the second dose. Effectiveness was diminished ≥20 weeks after the second dose.

So what we have is a realitive risk reduction used in this not an absolute risk reduction. I'm trying to find it again but iirc there was a possibility of 15% having developed some form of AIDS as they are into negative efficacy

Hearing noises so I'll break this into parts and if I disappear for a bit I'll be too busy for in depth posts. You'll be happy to know that I'll post information if I'm the passenger.

 

[mon]

By the way, since all the pro-vax folks are here right now, how would like to explain this?

From a recent study on bivalent vaccine effectiveness. Refer to page 21.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.17.22283625v1.full.pdf

AIDS

 

[genecop]

By the way, since all the pro-vax folks are here right now, how would like to explain this?

From a recent study on bivalent vaccine effectiveness. Refer to page 21.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.17.22283625v1.full.pdf

I can picture them closing their eyes, blocking their ears, and going La La La

 

[maximus__]

Sorry bud.

I just don't really care to be honest.

You did enough to post about a video you never had seen.

<[analyzed}>

 

[Wadtucket]

By the way, since all the pro-vax folks are here right now, how would like to explain this?

From a recent study on bivalent vaccine effectiveness. Refer to page 21.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.12.17.22283625v1.full.pdf

I wonder what excuse the duped soy brigade will come up with this time

I guess when you got tricked into full on soy clot shot shilling you want to deny deny deny

Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance

I see a good mix of Denial and anger in the duped soy brigade at the moment

 

[Deleted member 585708]

Proven to have increased? By what quak study?

Soccer has always had an issue with heart related disease. Here’s 2018 talking about how bad the problem is. The problem is the same, y’all are just blaming the vaccine now and following any Twitter account that will agree with you

https://amp.theguardian.com/science...of-heart-problems-than-thought-fa-study-finds

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-40260280

Here's a good look at whether players of African origin are at significantly higher risk or not.

It seems to be the case.

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Professor of cardiology Sanjay Sharma: "There is data from the National Collegiate Athletic Association in the US that shows that the overall risk of sudden cardiac death during sport is around one in 48,000.

"But when someone actually examines this more closely that risk is considerably higher in black athletes; one in 18,000 in black males."

Professor Sharma said that in the UK the Football Association has done research on young players. The death rate for white footballers in that sample is one in 25,000 but it is one in 4,000 for black players.

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But I do think this is information and discussion is of far too high a quality to apply to this thread, where we're looking at people with a morbid 'faith' rather than science.

 

[lifelessheap]

No , I have receipts , you only have the fear mongering

https://amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jan/03/the-guardian-view-on-chinas-covid-crisis-zero-preparation?amp_gsa=1&amp_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw==#amp_tf=From %1$s&aoh=16727847396475&referrer=https://www.google.com&ampshare=https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jan/03/the-guardian-view-on-chinas-covid-crisis-zero-preparation
China’s citizens know this winter is a deadly one. But they do not know how deadly. According to leaked information, health officials estimated that about 250 million people – 18% of the population – were infected with Covid in the first 20 days of December and that as of Christmas Eve, the rate of infection was still rising.

The virus rips through the country and bodies wait days for collection – but on Monday, China reported 76 Covid deaths, of which all but two were in Hong Kong, not on the mainland. Relatives report loved ones dying of Covid but having something else recorded on the death certificate.

Sounds like the lockdowns failed. They initially contained the virus to Wuhan, now it is everywhere there?

They have an enormous elderly population too.

 

[The_Renaissance]

Proven to have increased? By what quak study?

Soccer has always had an issue with heart related disease. Here’s 2018 talking about how bad the problem is. The problem is the same, y’all are just blaming the vaccine now and following any Twitter account that will agree with you

https://amp.theguardian.com/science...of-heart-problems-than-thought-fa-study-finds

Not picking a fight here man, or really trying to get involved but this is false mate. It really doesn't. In the decades from me going to university and after that, I can only remember 1 guy dying on the pitch from heart failure (Marc Vivien Foe), it was traumatic as fuck because it doesn't happen. Like all sports, super fit people don't drop dead like flies. It's a one in a lifetime thing to see. Oh actually, two - Fabrice Muamba but he lived, survived. Not saying that this is vaccine related but that part of your post I highlighted is incorrect, very incorrect in fact. If you think I'm talking shit, show me more than the two guys I mentioned and show it over a 10 year period. Eriksen dropped dead at the Euros a year or so ago and was rescuscitated and now is playing well at a high level again at my team, United. But apart from those three, I couldn't name one. There was talk that Eriksen had been jabbed soon before the incident which was internet bulllshit, dont think it was related at all. Freak incident. I dont know where you're getting that comment from, to be honest, because it's not from reality that's for sure.

 

[Nimrod]

You did enough to post about a video you never had seen.

<[analyzed}>

I asked about the video.. you posted it, I watched it.
That's it. Nothing more.

 

[maximus__]

Not picking a fight here man, or really trying to get involved but this is false mate. It really doesn't. In the decades from me going to university and after that, I can only remember 1 guy dying on the pitch from heart failure (Marc Vivien Foe), it was traumatic as fuck because it doesn't happen. Like all sports, super fit people don't drop dead like flies. It's a one in a lifetime thing to see. Oh actually, two - Fabrice Muamba but he lived, survived. Not saying that this is vaccine related but that part of your post I highlighted is incorrect, very incorrect in fact. If you think I'm talking shit, show me more than the two guys I mentioned and show it over a 10 year period. Eriksen dropped dead at the Euros a year or so ago and was rescuscitated and now is playing well at a high level again at my team, United. But apart from those three, I couldn't name one. There was talk that Eriksen had been jabbed soon before the incident which was internet bulllshit, dont think it was related at all. Freak incident. I dont know where you're getting that comment from, to be honest, because it's not from reality that's for sure.

FIFA did a mutli year study on it just before covid in from 2014-2018.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33361135/
A total of 617 players (mean age 34±16 years, 96% men) with sudden death were reported from 67 countries; 142 players (23%) survived. A diagnosis by autopsy or definite medical reports was established in 211 cases (34%). The leading cause in players >35 years was coronary artery disease (76%) and in players ≤35 years was sudden unexplained death (SUD, 22%). In players ≤35 years the leading cause of SCD varied by region: cardiomyopathy in South America (42%), coronary artery anomaly in North America (33%) and SUD in Europe (26%). Traumatic sudden death including commotio cordis occurred infrequently (6%). Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) resulted in a survival rate of 85% with the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) compared with 35% without.

 

[maximus__]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-40260280

Here's a good look at whether players of African origin are at significantly higher risk or not.

It seems to be the case.

---

Professor of cardiology Sanjay Sharma: "There is data from the National Collegiate Athletic Association in the US that shows that the overall risk of sudden cardiac death during sport is around one in 48,000.

"But when someone actually examines this more closely that risk is considerably higher in black athletes; one in 18,000 in black males."

Professor Sharma said that in the UK the Football Association has done research on young players. The death rate for white footballers in that sample is one in 25,000 but it is one in 4,000 for black players.

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But I do think this is information and discussion is of far too high a quality to apply to this thread, where we're looking at people with a morbid 'faith' rather than science.

I always find the soccer one the funniest. Soccer along with Triathlon (particularly Ironman events) has some of the most catalogued instances of heart related issues of any sport over their history. They actually have more than 20 years of studies for heart related issues in soccer and changed their recruiting process to capture as many issues due to the extreme risk of the cardiac output required at the highest levels of the game.

 

[mon]

Proven to have increased? By what quak study?

Soccer has always had an issue with heart related disease. Here’s 2018 talking about how bad the problem is. The problem is the same, y’all are just blaming the vaccine now and following any Twitter account that will agree with you

https://amp.theguardian.com/science...of-heart-problems-than-thought-fa-study-finds

Lol the irony of the bolded. Still at least you make an intelligent attempt, the usual smurf just posts memes like they are the answer and applies a relationship based approach to the rules i.e. his bestie gets an umbrella from her actions while we get censored (actually thats pretty fitting going of the pandemic)

Anecdotes are observational data and this is used to justify financing scientific scrutiny. Just a random search but the videos posted in the original pro think thread summed it up,

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1...en-Matt-Le-Tissier-football-aguero-vaccine-vn

"Former footballer Matt Le Tissier admitted to struggling to get his head around growing reports of football players suffering from heart problems and demanded “some answers” after cases are going “through the roof”. "

In fairness I don't know your sporting background and you may have spent your life playing professional soccer like Matt has, still he raises some very valid issues and experience level.

Tbh its like listening to people bleat on about X happened before the roll out, studies etc were done. No shit, before the rollout. What needs to be assessed is whether there has benn an increase in frequency and severity since. There are multiple sources showing massive increases yet the geeae are quacking studies have been done and people had X before. Meanwhile things like context/timing are keep completely independant from comparison.

 

[maximus__]

Lol the irony of the bolded. Still at least you make an intelligent attempt, the usual smurf just posts memes like they are the answer and applies a relationship based approach to the rules i.e. his bestie gets an umbrella from her actions while we get censored (actually thats pretty fitting going of the pandemic)

Anecdotes are observational data and this is used to justify financing scientific scrutiny. Just a random search but the videos posted in the original pro think thread summed it up,

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1...en-Matt-Le-Tissier-football-aguero-vaccine-vn

"Former footballer Matt Le Tissier admitted to struggling to get his head around growing reports of football players suffering from heart problems and demanded “some answers” after cases are going “through the roof”. "

In fairness I don't know your sporting background and you may have spent your life playing professional soccer like Matt has, still he raises some very valid issues and experience level.

Tbh its like listening to people bleat on about X happened before the roll out, studies etc were done. No shit, before the rollout. What needs to be assessed is whether there has benn an increase in frequency and severity since. There are multiple sources showing massive increases yet the geeae are quacking studies have been done and people had X before. Meanwhile things like context/timing are keep completely independant from comparison.

We have 20 years of data available across multiple studies that shows that there hasn't been a drastic increase in heart related issues in soccer. We can see that by comparing numbers from 2019-2022 and see that there isn't an increase even if we stack the data towards assuming every case is a vaccinated person, what vaccine they had an any other medical issues to be taken into account.

That 20 years of data actually has a scientific method and controls in place to validate the data. It's all right there on the world wide web and referenced in half the soccer player studies posted in this thread. The information is all right there to show that it's nothing new and something they have been actively working to prevent due to how often it was happening.[/QUOTE]