It is strange you don't see or read much about people who are not athletic having reactions to the jab. Medical science has not reached the point where injections can specifically target people based on their personal health. Or has it?
You're seeing more athletic people partly because it is more noteworthy when a healthy fit person keels than when an old deathfat keels, and partly because myocarditis is an inflammation of muscle tissue, and people who have more toned muscle and or use it more frequently (young guys, athletes) are going to be more likely to immediately aggravate that inflammation badly enough that they drop rather than continuing to grind along at snails pace with lower grade inflammation.
But plenty of old and fat and unhealthy people have gotten sick and died from these things. Do you remember when they first rolled the shots out a year ago and there were those "mysterious" events at the care homes where they were first deployed where a week or so after the vaccinations, a whole bunch of olds would die off? Yeah. Media covered it up pretty quick but I noticed and remembered right away. And there was this story, which got some vigorous retconning right away, eventually getting blamed on some poor moron wearing a T-Rex costume (
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Public health officials say that 60 staff members have now tested positive for COVID-19 after an outbreak at a Kaiser hospital in San Jose that may have been spread by an inflatable Christmas costume.
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We asked UCSF infectious disease expert Dr. Peter Chin-Hong about how an inflatable costume could contribute to the spread of the virus.
"These random air currents from the leak, in concert with the random movements creates an unpredictable flow," said Chin-Hong. "Airflow on droplets can give these droplets super powers, make them smaller and lighter, and keep them suspended in the air and potentially blow them around. That's what we call aerosol generation."
As for vaccinations, the emergency department staff at the hospital was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine less than 10 days ago. The hospital says they "would not be expected to have reached immunity when this exposure occurred. It is important not only for everyone to get vaccinated, but to receive the required two doses of vaccine to be protected."
Are there any reports of dementia after the vaccine? When I googled it, I got lots of hits on covid or long covid being associated with an increase risk of dementia -- but nothing about the vaccine.
Or maybe couch potatoes don't get their heart rates up enough to notice that they've got myocarditis? One of the things they tell you to do is avoid strenuous activity if you have it.
Tons of anecdotal reports. A couple of
black sheep scientists working on the theory that the spike proteins may behave like prions, which, well, I hope they are wrong. My old but not elderly close relative who got the poke this spring and had always been a very mentally and socially active nerd has suddenly turned into a complete potato, her son dragged her in for an evaluation and an MRI and she almost lost her driving privileges. They were "concerned" but can't find anything wrong with her brain but she went from being the sassy "gonna go on Jeopardy this year" going on hikes type to staring at the TV, has to count on her fingers to remember how many cats she has, in 9 months.
I may have to apply for a religious exemption for a non-work activity soon. Do you have any tips or things you think mightve increased your chances? I was think of using one of the templates and then adding my own details, but I can't think of anything other than 'I don't trust the government and big pharma' and 'complying with coercion sets a dangerous precedent' and neither of those are gonna help my case.
Be specific about your beliefs but not your affiliation. This is because there may be some loudmouth from your religion (ie, the pope) who has gone around saying "EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE THE JAB!!" and they can throw that back at you. They shouldn't, technically, but it is happening so much that unless you have the time and money to sue you should just avoid the fight by being vague wherever you can.
So like instead of "I have been a Presbyterian since 1995" you would say "I have been a Christian since 1995 and part of my belief system is that life begins at conception and that it is immoral to partake of products that were made involving abortion in any way." And then you launch into the fetal cell line testing bit, if that applies to you. If you use that, do be careful to be precise- it's not muh dead babies in the shots, it's muh shots were tested on dead baby parts. Same diff on a gut level I know but they will nitpick you over it possibly if you get The SSKIIENSSCE wrong.
Be ready to be chad and able to say you take no other meds, lie, evade, or have some other strategy if they demand to know if you take other shots or drugs because they have "fact checkers" lying for them and claiming everything from aspirin to calcium pills are "tested on fetal cells."
Aside from abortion, which I find to be a dubious strategy to rely on as a stand-alone, you may want to consider biblical (assuming Christian) arguments about using the Word of God to discern what you do with your body, and against idolatry. The vax cult is an idolatrous cult, arguably.
If you are a Jew, there are apparently some far right rabbis who finally came out against this shit maybe look them up.
If you are a Buddhist or some other religion that has ahimsa, look into what UK vegans are saying to get out of it, apparently veganism gets you out of it in the UK.
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