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    1. Slow_Celebration1328 on

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      Anyone who has done any research into the covid fake vaccines knows they go through the blood-brain barrier, and once this happens it can cause all kinds of psychological problems and even neurodegeneration which causes things like dementia.

    2. Somber_Solace on

      Do you have an actual study to read? Personally I don’t like to base any medical knowledge on screenshots of headlines of Twitter posts.

    3. Brightredroof on

      Seems sketchy.

      Pfizer is an mRNA vaccine. Astrazeneca is a viral vector vaccine using a chimpanzee adenovirus.

      They work in completely different ways, and yet both cause the same side effect, while other mRNA vaccines (Moderna) or viral vector vaccines (J&J) don’t?

      Meanwhile Novavax, which is a protein subunit vaccine, doesn’t rate a mention.

      Just sayin‘ stuff on the internet doesn’t make it true.

    4. LowComfortable5676 on

      They no doubt caused relatively acute harm in a significant number of people. As far as long term or chronic harm, it gets harder to prove as time goes on. All in all though these injections were experimental and dangerous for the majority of people taking them. There was absolutely no need to emergency authorize mRNA and then mandate it for anyone in good health in my opinion. I’m glad I was able to avoid it, many of my friends were not in the position to lose their jobs and start from scratch

    5. Glum_Afternoon_1996 on

      Since OP didn’t include, here is the study:

      https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11046000/

      They found 24 cases of psychosis which happened within days of the first or second dosage. 54% occurred in females. Most cases recovered but some had residual symptoms. The psychosis were mostly made up of delusions and hallucinations. 

      The study stated they could not conclude causation and reiterated that the vaccination is still broadly safe. They couldn’t establish if the cases were pre-disposed. There were also different diagnostic criteria across the cases. So all in all, yes they are aware of a potential risk but it is very rare. 

      Body autonomy is very important and forcing vaccinations is forcing people to take risks they shouldn’t have to if they don’t want to. 

    6. „You can’t trust science and doctors…unless they say what I want them to say, then it’s correct.“

    7. Dry-Enthusiasm-9451 on

      In a conspiracy sub why are the majority of commentators pro vaccine?

      That seems to be a conspiracy in itself.

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