CDC: Myocarditis is 27 to 219 times more common in males Cole Hocker's age post-vaccination than expected

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10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:00pm EDT

re: Harambe

Harambe wrote:
Hoping for the best mate wrote:
Vaxxer guilt, that's what you have. You've got no data to back up anything, just your cherry picking links, LOL!!!
I just posted a link to a recent meta analysis. Take a look!

Wouldn't waste my time. I've seen you dismiss numerous links because they didn't fit your JAB narrative.

Hilarious, no bias on your part, eh? Liberals lie and cherry pick data. Always have and it'll never end. The JAB has taken the lives of many innocent sheep that sadly fell for the Government Gig, like you. Sad, but true.

10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:04pm EDT

re: mayeroff

mayeroff wrote:
As for myself, I had SIX doses of the Moderna vaccine before finally coming down with Covid in January of this year. It was a mild bout, and I was completely healthy again within 2 months. The acute phase of the illness only lasted a few days. I received some treatment for ongoing symptoms, and now I am doing fine. Again, this is only my story, and not meant to be a scientific analysis.
I wish you and your brother well, and I encourge you guys to reexamine the "Mission Statement" of Letsrun.com
Yours, Jason.

This is a running website, but, to the extent long distance running performance could’ve been impacted by either the disease or the vaccine, it’s a relevant topic.

You seriously received six doses, still got Covid, and needed extra “treatments” to deal with lingering symptoms? That’s not exactly a win for the vaccine. Sounds like you had a little long Covid yourself. Isn’t it quite plausible that had you had no doses, you might also have had a short bout of the acute phase followed by no symptoms, like so many of us experienced? Or are you merely out trolling?

10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:11pm EDT

re: IdiotsDangerous

IdiotsDangerous wrote:
Great job continuing your long run of 'contrarian idiot bro' commentary here rojo. You're but a lame imitation of the dirtbag bros like Rogan, but you do your best.
What a clown show you run here.

Ha. I love it. The BroJos are Rogan without charisma or talent, since Daddy's money can't buy it the same way it can be admission to good colleges and a lifetime job running a marginally profitable message board.

10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:12pm EDT

re: Hoping for the best mate

Hoping for the best mate wrote:
Harambe wrote:
I just posted a link to a recent meta analysis. Take a look!
Wouldn't waste my time. I've seen you dismiss numerous links because they didn't fit your JAB narrative.
Hilarious, no bias on your part, eh? Liberals lie and cherry pick data. Always have and it'll never end. The JAB has taken the lives of many innocent sheep that sadly fell for the Government Gig, like you. Sad, but true.

It’s not political. Medical doctors (many Republican) recommend the vaccine and can’t understand why Americans have an issue with Fauci. They just laugh.

10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:13pm EDT

re: Antivax go home devastated

It true! See here [Paste from a blog and here [Brownnose Institute/EpochTimes/eXpose-News/ZeroHedge/Children’sHealthDefense/Rumble/comedian/bitchute comedian YouTube channel]. I found these lines 📈with warning ⚠️ bells 🚨🔔🚨🔔🚨that look all complex and gobbledygook with abstracts and VAERS lines going up. So It’s proven. Total liars out there in CDC FDA WHO and pretty much anyone and anywhere in medicine. Makes me furious. Everyone in the worldwide scientific community missed it. Now if only they were smart as me….If only someone in charge would pay attention.

10 months ago 07/09/2023 11:44pm EDT

re: Covidiocy

Covidiocy wrote:
mayeroff wrote:
As for myself, I had SIX doses of the Moderna vaccine before finally coming down with Covid in January of this year. It was a mild bout, and I was completely healthy again within 2 months. The acute phase of the illness only lasted a few days. I received some treatment for ongoing symptoms, and now I am doing fine. Again, this is only my story, and not meant to be a scientific analysis.
I wish you and your brother well, and I encourge you guys to reexamine the "Mission Statement" of Letsrun.com
Yours, Jason.
This is a running website, but, to the extent long distance running performance could’ve been impacted by either the disease or the vaccine, it’s a relevant topic.
You seriously received six doses, still got Covid, and needed extra “treatments” to deal with lingering symptoms? That’s not exactly a win for the vaccine. Sounds like you had a little long Covid yourself. Isn’t it quite plausible that had you had no doses, you might also have had a short bout of the acute phase followed by no symptoms, like so many of us experienced? Or are you merely out trolling?

Give him credit. A troll who made a serious effort to masquerade as a person offering constructive criticism.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 1:15am EDT

re: DanM

DanM wrote:
Covidiocy wrote:
This is a running website, but, to the extent long distance running performance could’ve been impacted by either the disease or the vaccine, it’s a relevant topic.
You seriously received six doses, still got Covid, and needed extra “treatments” to deal with lingering symptoms? That’s not exactly a win for the vaccine. Sounds like you had a little long Covid yourself. Isn’t it quite plausible that had you had no doses, you might also have had a short bout of the acute phase followed by no symptoms, like so many of us experienced? Or are you merely out trolling?
Give him credit. A troll who made a serious effort to masquerade as a person offering constructive criticism.

Tell me more about your obvious mental illness. Do you just pathologically resist anyone telling you what to do even if it's in your own best interest, or do you suffer from crippling insecurity and therefore need to be oppositional and contrarian in order to give yourself a fleeting sense of superiority?

9 months ago 07/10/2023 7:13am EDT

re: Jeeves

Jeeves wrote:
OK, I have the degree required.
That is a 1 in 20,000 chance (at most) of experiencing myocarditis. Most cases of said myocarditis resolve without complication.
If nothing else, an unvaccinated Olympian (in general) will have a much higher chance of contracting and/or testing positive for COVID19 than an unvaccinated athlete, thus potentially derailing their Olympic aspirations. So, on that basis alone vaccination seems appealing.
Now, specific to Hocker, if he had COVID recently, his situation may differ.

Wait, you're 'qualified' to answer this and you believe the covid vaccine reduces likelihood of infection?

9 months ago 07/10/2023 7:26am EDT

re: OGB(igote)

In hindsight it’s easy to see that Covid was a pandemic of the elderly and unhealthy. For healthy young people, it truly was “just the flu” or often even less.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 10:07am EDT

re: karen rodgers

karen rodgers wrote:
DanM wrote:
Give him credit. A troll who made a serious effort to masquerade as a person offering constructive criticism.
Tell me more about your obvious mental illness. Do you just pathologically resist anyone telling you what to do even if it's in your own best interest, or do you suffer from crippling insecurity and therefore need to be oppositional and contrarian in order to give yourself a fleeting sense of superiority?

I went off topic, as did you. A discussion about mental illness as it relates to Covid belongs in the vax thread.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 10:17am EDT

re: rojo

Back from my three week timeout. Should I say vaccines are good or bad? I don’t want to upset the Letsrun fascists!

9 months ago 07/10/2023 11:20am EDT

re: 20/20

20/20 wrote:
In hindsight it’s easy to see that Covid was a pandemic of the elderly and unhealthy. For healthy young people, it truly was “just the flu” or often even less.

This was observed on day 1. What hindsight are you talking about?

9 months ago 07/10/2023 11:49am EDT

re: mayeroff

mayeroff wrote:
Robert, you and your brother own and operate a running website. I suggest that you keep it about running, and nothing else. These days, your site is barely worth taking a look at because of how it's absolutely festooned with advertisements that pop up from all directions. I mainly use your site as a means to see the major results of running competitions around the world.
You have admitted that you are not qualified to speak about matters relating to the Covid Vaccines, so I suggest that you don't. They are definitely imperfect medicines, but at the same time, I *believe* that they have saved countless lives.
As for myself, I had SIX doses of the Moderna vaccine before finally coming down with Covid in January of this year. It was a mild bout, and I was completely healthy again within 2 months. The acute phase of the illness only lasted a few days. I received some treatment for ongoing symptoms, and now I am doing fine. Again, this is only my story, and not meant to be a scientific analysis.
I wish you and your brother well, and I encourge you guys to reexamine the "Mission Statement" of Letsrun.com
Yours, Jason.

You took 6 doses!? Aren't you the same Mayeroff that went to SE Asia looking for cheap tail? All that STD risk but you are scared to death of COVID?

I took zero doses of the vax and came down with symptoms for about 3 days. I didn't miss any days of work because it was a holiday weekend and the only lingering symptoms was about 4 days where everything smelled and tasted funny. Natural immunity for relatively young and healthy people is vastly better than some untested "therapeutic".

I did however recommend the shot for my parents and grandparents. Younger and healthier people are better off building natural immunity to it.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 11:50am EDT

re: rojo

I never had the covid vaccine. The coercion was strong but I was unemployed anyway so had nothing to lose.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 11:53am EDT

re: BigTex

BigTex wrote:
mayeroff wrote:
Robert, you and your brother own and operate a running website. I suggest that you keep it about running, and nothing else. These days, your site is barely worth taking a look at because of how it's absolutely festooned with advertisements that pop up from all directions. I mainly use your site as a means to see the major results of running competitions around the world.
You have admitted that you are not qualified to speak about matters relating to the Covid Vaccines, so I suggest that you don't. They are definitely imperfect medicines, but at the same time, I *believe* that they have saved countless lives.
As for myself, I had SIX doses of the Moderna vaccine before finally coming down with Covid in January of this year. It was a mild bout, and I was completely healthy again within 2 months. The acute phase of the illness only lasted a few days. I received some treatment for ongoing symptoms, and now I am doing fine. Again, this is only my story, and not meant to be a scientific analysis.
I wish you and your brother well, and I encourge you guys to reexamine the "Mission Statement" of Letsrun.com
Yours, Jason.
You took 6 doses!? Aren't you the same Mayeroff that went to SE Asia looking for cheap tail? All that STD risk but you are scared to death of COVID?

shame on you. all this sex negativity is exactly why the world's population is in decline

9 months ago 07/10/2023 12:46pm EDT

re: 20/20

20/20 wrote:
In hindsight it’s easy to see that Covid was a pandemic of the elderly and unhealthy. For healthy young people, it truly was “just the flu” or often even less.

Well, it's a good thing then that no healthy young person knows or ever interacts with anyone who is elderly and unhealthy.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 12:47pm EDT

re: avoid medication if possible

avoid medication if possible wrote:
I never had the covid vaccine. The coercion was strong but I was unemployed anyway so had nothing to lose.

Down voted by angry vaxxed boomers.

9 months ago 07/10/2023 11:25pm EDT

re: avoid medication if possible

avoid medication if possible wrote:
avoid medication if possible wrote:
I never had the covid vaccine. The coercion was strong but I was unemployed anyway so had nothing to lose.
Down voted by angry vaxxed boomers.

This thread is to discuss Hocker who has not performed CLOSE to his level prior to getting COVID while unvaxxed.

9 months ago 07/11/2023 11:58am EDT

re: Harambe

Harambe wrote:
avoid medication if possible wrote:
Down voted by angry vaxxed boomers.
This thread is to discuss Hocker who has not performed CLOSE to his level prior to getting COVID while unvaxxed.

That is not a good argument. How has Djokovic performed?

9 months ago 07/11/2023 12:48pm EDT

re: Adddd

Adddd wrote:
Harambe wrote:
This thread is to discuss Hocker who has not performed CLOSE to his level prior to getting COVID while unvaxxed.
That is not a good argument. How has Djokovic performed?

Of course it’s not a good argument. It’s what we call a spurious correlation, and correlation is generous.

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