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Replies to: "Totally agree, Hank"
- everyone should get fully vaccinated [NT]
- Hank the Tank - 1:23pm 12/6/21
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- Every adult without specific health reasons not to...and specifically the 2 shot vaccine...yes. - BaronVonZemo - 5:34pm 12/6/21
- Totally agree, Hank [NT]
- Chris94 - 3:25pm 12/6/21
- It’s like you and Hank are practically the same person… [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 6:59am 12/7/21
- Like a year ago... [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 2:10pm 12/6/21
- Wasn't even eligible for vax until March 23rd... - TakethetrainKnute - 2:19pm 12/6/21
- Everyone should take pandemic as opportunity to lose a few pounds, exercise more - Eli - 2:04pm 12/6/21
- I'm vacc'd and regret it. I will not get the booster. I'm off the train of them experimenting on me. [LINK]
- Cole - 1:40pm 12/6/21
- Wow, very interesting! What will the vax Nazis think about it? [NT]
- ColeyO - 2:08pm 12/6/21
- JAMA did a study showing that of 15 cases of myocarditis post-vac, none of them had cardiac disease [LINK]
- Cole - 2:19pm 12/6/21
- You stopped reading the JAMA report a little early...here's the last part of the paragraph... - TyroneIrish - 2:50pm 12/6/21
- This is a real concern in the young where the benefit tapers. The long term implications of the - BaronVonZemo - 5:47pm 12/6/21
- "The signal of increased myocarditis in young men warrants further investigation." - Cole - 3:53pm 12/6/21
- So...15 mild cases with no hospitalization scares the heck out of you, but hundreds of - TyroneIrish - 4:19pm 12/6/21
- Answer my question. I have a 100% chance of avoiding myocarditis and pericarditis from the booster - Cole - 4:39pm 12/6/21
- Check out the linked chart for your age group...compare it with 15 mild cases of myo- or peri- [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 6:03pm 12/6/21
- You are right that it is a real entity and noteworthy of concern Cole, but I'm guessing that you are - BaronVonZemo - 5:52pm 12/6/21
- Thanks, Baron, I get it but I'm going to wait for more data. - Cole - 5:59pm 12/6/21
- I'm sorry, I actually thought you were talking about regretting getting your initial 2 shot vaccine - BaronVonZemo - 7:15pm 12/6/21
- Thanks, Baron, I get it but I'm going to wait for more data. - Cole - 5:59pm 12/6/21
- Answer my question. I have a 100% chance of avoiding myocarditis and pericarditis from the booster - Cole - 4:39pm 12/6/21
- So...15 mild cases with no hospitalization scares the heck out of you, but hundreds of - TyroneIrish - 4:19pm 12/6/21
- And even the UK government sees a trend in myocarditis post vaccination that it alerted [LINK] - Cole - 2:29pm 12/6/21
- You stopped reading the JAMA report a little early...here's the last part of the paragraph... - TyroneIrish - 2:50pm 12/6/21
- JAMA did a study showing that of 15 cases of myocarditis post-vac, none of them had cardiac disease [LINK]
- Cole - 2:19pm 12/6/21
- Wow, very interesting! What will the vax Nazis think about it? [NT]
- ColeyO - 2:08pm 12/6/21
- Can you define "fully vaccinated" for us? Is that both shots and any available boosters? [NT]
- TampaIrish - 1:24pm 12/6/21
- you are being hard to like. [NT]
- Hank the Tank - 2:37pm 12/6/21
- Why would you say that? Who put u on the social committee? [NT] - ColeyO - 2:56pm 12/6/21
- I think it's a pretty fair question. Are you considered fully vaccinated if you don't have - TampaIrish - 2:45pm 12/6/21
- It’s whatever the vax Nazis say it is,they are just making it up at this point 🤡🌏 [NT] - eftg1 - 3:20pm 12/6/21
- you are being hard to like. [NT]
- Hank the Tank - 2:37pm 12/6/21