MRNA Vaccines increase risk of acute coronary syndrome

[SPUTTER]

Story of a 26 year old who died a few days after injection, suspected heart attack. There are so many of these stories, hard to keep up.

https://brandnewtube.com/watch/rory-james-nairn-26-year-old-dies-12-days-after-receiving-pfizer-covid-19-biotech-weapon-fiancee-s_H2yBbf67Ue72J16.html

[Den60]

Utter nonsense. The entire field of cardiology exists because there are meaningful treatments available for this and similar illnesses.

Hey, myocarditis in someone in their 50s-70s may be manageable. For those in their teens, 20's or 30's they will have a shorter lifespan. Also, we, as a society, will be paying for that "management" for decades.

[Den60]

1 in 2680 young males get clinical heart issues from Comirnaty in Hong Kong.

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/1-...-acute?r=ta0o1

Gawd, don't you know that Dr. Robert Malone claims to be one of the creators of mRNA vaccines when he merely is listed on its patent? That he only spent some 30 years of his career researching and developing vaccines? That, despite voting for Biden, he is a devout Trump supporter which, in itself, should make "void" any thing he says about anything? Oh, I see that you conveniently left out the fact that he appeared on "Tucker Carlson's" show and when asked about it said no other network wanted to interview him. You buy that?

C'mon man, can't you see why using Dr. Robert Malone as a source for mRNA vaccines is a no-no?

[DaveInOroValley]

Regardless if it's "manageable" or not why in the world would you want to take that risk? That's what I can't get over the stupid comments here.

[spectralhunter]

Regardless if it's "manageable" or not why in the world would you want to take that risk? That's what I can't get over the stupid comments here.

My only response is, getting covid also presents the same risk, correct?

So I suppose, the risk is not a matter of if but a matter of when. I think covid is here to stay so we will all take a risk one way or another.

[bigbossman]

Regardless if it's "manageable" or not why in the world would you want to take that risk? That's what I can't get over the stupid comments here.

Notice he hasn't come back to defend his nonsense.

[stix213]

My only response is, getting covid also presents the same risk, correct?

So I suppose, the risk is not a matter of if but a matter of when. I think covid is here to stay so we will all take a risk one way or another.

Getting covid isn't something you'll be mandated to do every 6 months over and over.

[Den60]

My only response is, getting covid also presents the same risk, correct?

So I suppose, the risk is not a matter of if but a matter of when. I think covid is here to stay so we will all take a risk one way or another.

Many other viruses can cause cardiac issues if it gets to the heart.

[XDJYo]