Vaccines, Vaccinations Discussions

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

Blood clots surge

What if this is misinformation and you are spreading it? Do you think that would be proper for you to spread misinformation?

This was a live Senate hearing, allowing for both sides of the aisle to speak their minds. This has nothing to do with my spreading anything.

Republicans hold the majority and set the agenda. And there is a giant misinformed title on your video.

I don't believe that's true. There were both sides there. Watch it, and you'll see for yourself.

Both sides present does not mean both sides set the agenda or invite guests. Those things are determined in committee by voting. So the majority decides that. And there is a giant misinformed title on your video.

 

[spikepipsqueak]

To state it simply, peacegirl.

Your post implies that vaccines cause blood clots.

The research shows that COVID causes blood clots. Vaccines help to PREVENT COVID.

So the opposite is true, but you haven't acknowledged Don2's post.

 

[scombrid]

Opening post of this thread starts the dishonest “just asking questions” rhetorical device and it goes for page after page. It only pretends to be honest inquiry. Honest inquiry is good. JAQ is not it.

 

[peacegirl]

To state it simply, peacegirl.

Your post implies that vaccines cause blood clots.

The research shows that COVID causes blood clots. Vaccines help to PREVENT COVID.

So the opposite is true, but you haven't acknowledged Don2's post.

They discussed this. This hearing was eye-opening. All they were asking was for the studies that proved the COVID-19 vaccines were safe, which the other side couldn't provide.

This article supports the COVID vaccine to be used because the risks outweigh the benefits, but clearly states that blood clots can be caused by the vaccine in some people.

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/13/8/833

 

[pood]

Is the earth really mostly round, or could it be flat? I don’t know myself, I would just like to explore both sides of the controversy. Teach the controversy!

Some of the best, brightest people say it is flat.

Many people, some of the best and brightest, say that evolution is false and the earth is 6,000 years old.

I dunno myself. I am JAQing off.

 

[bilby]

All they were asking was for the studies that proved the COVID-19 vaccines were safe

Which is an impossible demand.

Please feel free to refute me, by the extremely simple expedient of providing an example of study that proves something - anything - is safe.

That's all I am asking for.

 

[pood]

Is water safe?

Not if you drown.

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

To state it simply, peacegirl.

Your post implies that vaccines cause blood clots.

The research shows that COVID causes blood clots. Vaccines help to PREVENT COVID.

So the opposite is true, but you haven't acknowledged Don2's post.

They discussed this. This hearing was eye-opening. All they were asking was for the studies that proved the COVID-19 vaccines were safe, which the other side couldn't provide.

This article supports the COVID vaccine to be used because the risks outweigh the benefits, but clearly states that blood clots can be caused by the vaccine in some people.

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/13/8/833

So? Covid causes more blood clots than the JJ vaccine. So the benefits outweigh risks. I actually already told you this: blood clots are far more correlated to covid than the vaccines.

 

[ZiprHead]

Also, this one...

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Who is giving her this false information and how do they benefit?

The kid in the picture is older than four months. Way older.

Per Gemini:

Most babies learn to sit up without support between 6 and 9 months old. While they may begin to sit with assistance or in a "tripod" position (leaning forward on hands) around 4-6 months, they typically develop the core, back, and neck strength for independent, stable sitting by 7-8 months.