NeighborGeek@omartwotone the article doesn’t seem to offer any evidence to support the headline. It says CDC data shows a high rate of “complications” reported by early vaccine recipients, but those complications could be anything from a fever or body aches to having to miss school or work. The only mention in the article about heart issues is that the survey didn’t explicitly include that as a symptom. Somebody is trying hard to push an agenda…
Haquer@NeighborGeek @omartwotone The top of the page says "WNDNews is now on Trump's TruthSocial!" and I stopped reading, didn't even make it to the article.
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well, I'm not forcing anyone to believe everything... in my case, I haven't been vaccinated and I'm healthier than ever and I met people who had those complications without having had them before.
well, I'm not forcing anyone to believe everything... in my case, I haven't been vaccinated and I'm healthier than ever and I met people who had those complications without having had them before.
Of course not, people can form their own opinions. I just would not recommend doing so based on an article with a bold claim in the headline with absolutely nothing in the article to support the claim. Instead, I encourage everyone to consider media with actual evidence behind it and with links to their verifiable sources and use the info from those to form their own educated opinions.