Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "“Fact-Check” Of Joe Rogan Is A GIANT FAIL" video.

And there's more side effects than just myocarditis. No matter which way we slice it, this was always a shoddy product backed by shoddy science and if everyone was honest we'd only use it as a tool of desperation in the demographics actually prone to death.
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@TheAbabab77 "A global community of scientists don't have an agenda to harm us" - This is far too nebulous. You don't need a global community. Just a few hundred people covering their own ass. The "global community" doesn't all study the data and take conclusions. They get information from their parent agencies. If the information was tainted, a global community can easily be mislead. You purposefully create a broad scenario to appeal to implausibility, when similar things have happened. Corporations have managed to hide their misdeeds for years until someone goes against the established science and convinces the global community that they have been fooled. "hospitals not having ICU units flooded by unvaccinated" - This s a falsehood. Not only have several countries been caught cooking the books by not verifying status on most people and flagging them as unvaccinated due to unknown status, several countries also have a 50-50/60-40 split of vaccinated and unvaccinated. Finally, you also have the issue that in many countries 60-40% of the hospitalizations are for something else and people simply tested positive when admitted.
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rs_ "the doctor has to report such incidents" - And doctors shouldn't overprescribe opioids or give weed cards to anyone complaining of an headache.
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Even leafy greens will make you fat, you just won't be able to eat enough of them in one sitting. The point is that fat turning into fat is false. All extra callories make you fat, and carbs are easy to indulge on. Fats are harder to stomach, pun intended. Try to eat a large Waygu steak alone and the amount of fat will make you feel ill when your body tries to digest it. Meanwhile a large pizza washed down with coke? I can do that easy and not feel a thing, but the calories are insane.
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@shootingbricks8554 Kind of the other way around. Effectiveness of the booster is said to be 10-14 weeks, so getting one per year only gives you a short lived protection. You could make the deliberate decision to get it expecting the winter peak, but nothing guarantees you won't get it during spring. So if you're just going to get one a year, you might as well not jump into the carousel. Either way, until the Omicron specific shot comes out, all boosters are woefully outdated because they're meant for the Wuhan variant from 2019.
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