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Any thoughts on this? Article implies the vaccines are causing adverse effects in people in the working age
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Having spoken to several friends in insurance across both the Midwest and Northeast, that is not a terrible thesis. I don't know if we can assume it's only vaccines causing issues - there has been a massive uptick in suicides and drug overdoses as well (because these lockdowns were such amazing ideas) - but something very abnormal is clearly going on when you look at increased rates of all cause mortality among ages 20-45. Miscarriages and fatal cardiovascular events are also abnormally high and the media is trying to blame it on some made up "post-pandemic stress disorder" bullshit that anyone with half a brain can see through.
Good point regarding suicides and overdoses but like you said I’m skeptical that that could account for a 40% increase that OneAmerica CEO mentioned. Any other insights your insurance buddies gave you?
Just that the largest outliers in excess deaths are now what you would consider otherwise "young and healthy" people which is what makes it all the more disturbing. To flip things, the average age of death for Covid worldwide has been close to or above the average life expectancy of death in the given region you're measuring. Now I realize this sounds cold but I believe that massively inconveniencing/burdening the lives of everyone, especially children and those near or at the poverty level, to maybe extend the life expectancy of someone who is already near the end of their lives by another year or two is both from a moral and utilitarian perspective wrong. I don't want to kill grandma, but I also don't want to destroy the lives of millions upon millions of people for potentially the next decade or more just to draw out her life another couple years (maybe). Seems a bit selfish to me, but what do I know I'm in my 20s.
There is research out now that suggest Covid is ultimately a vascular disease. I'm not a doctor so I won't pretend to interpret them, but interesting if that turns out to be the case and would explain many of these mysterious heart attacks. Again, I'll ask - why is the vaxx-hesitant crowd so quickly to look for other causes of death? Couldn't you at least consider that this novel coronavirus is more deadly than you want to believe?
Why is COVID causing vascular damage? Israeli study offers answers - The Jerusalem Post (jpost.com)
I think plenty of anti-vaxx people would be willing to have a renewed discussion about the entire situation if it was identified to actually be a vascular disease vs a pulmonary one. But that would mean people on all sides would have to accept new information and admit all that's happened up until then was based on now disproven at most, or only partially correct at least, information. That'll be the real magician's trick.
So I literally said I don't assume this is completely attributable to the vaccines but sure, let's hash this out.
Researchers find a higher than expected risk of myocarditis in young men after full vaccination. - New York Times
Oh look, I can play the study game too. Why are the pro-vax crowd so quick to deny that it may be the vaccine causing these issues? There is no long-term data that shows they are safe, the majority of long-term trials being carried out by the vaccine manufacturers have been tainted since they have decided to allow their control groups to cross over less than a year into the study, and we already have vast amounts of evidence showing the spike proteins created by these vaccines it turns out are actually toxic themselves (while also producing a weaker immune response than natural immunity that decays rapidly).
And why are we hesitant? Because the vaccines don't fucking work you nincompoop.
If these vaccines actually did anything to slow the spread and provided an opportunity to "end the pandemic," how exactly does it make sense that one of the most vaccinated countries on the planet is having their worst outbreak of the entire pandemic presently?
Why if these vaccines do not protect against variants (which is the go-to response for why the infections continue unabated) are they being mandated as though they will help?
If these vaccines are safe an effective, why then are the pharmaceutical companies so adamant to having complete immunity from legal recourse?
If the vaccines are so safe and important to ending the pandemic, why do the drugmakers then refuse to vaccinate the masses of illegal immigrants crossing the southern border?
Not a single one of you lefties will answer one of these questions sufficiently and that is why I don't fucking trust the government that has been wrong about almost everything for the last 2+ years.
Oh, and because these vaccine manufacturers have lied in their marketing, about the safety of their products, have bribed politicians in the past, and are among the largest lobbying groups in US.
Pharmaceutical industry likely to shatter its lobbying record as it works to shape Democrats’ spending bill - The Washington Post
Johnson & Johnson to Pay More Than $2.2 Billion to Resolve Criminal and Civil Investigations - US Department of Justice / justice.gov
Justice Department Announces Largest Health Care Fraud Settlement in Its History - US Department of Justice / justice.gov
Pfizer Admits Bribery in Eight Countries - CorpWatch
Why the conclusion "vaxxes are killing people" and not "hmm, this virus might be even more deadly than we realize"? Seems like the vaxx-hesitant author just wanted to confirm his priors...
This is also a follow-up article that broached the topic before on the 'hedge. I think it's more about your point above that maybe we're finding out the virus is deadlier in different circumstances than we previously thought of (#1 comorbidity was/is heart disease? Definitely lends credence to the notion it's really a vascular disease at it's root), but also if that's the case the current vaccination regime is targeting the wrong vector/culprit/I'm not a doctor get off me and causing some collateral damage along the way. Both can be true at the same time.
SPOILER ALERT: Heart disease as a top comorbidity has existed in this country long before Covid.
Don't misunderstand me, I'm not a Covid denier and am slightly frustrated that there hasn't been more progress made towards mass vaccinations. But the statistician in me says that you'd have to prove that the comorbidity rates are statistically significant to where they otherwise would be without Covid (e.g. still very high).
Well, looks like vaxxcucks are really getting what they fucking deserve LOL
The good ol' senior citizen value chain, the same thing was supposed to happen with the "silver tsunami" hitting the senior housing scene (Welltower, Ventas, etc.).
Should be easily seen on Google, but males under 40 have increased risk of myocarditis after 2nd and 3rd shots compared to people who got COVID or didn't get vaxxed. Here's one example - https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2788346
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-vaers/fact-check-reports-o…
This uses the VAERS database as a source, and it has been many times that if something is listed on there it does not imply causation.
Regarding your thesis, it may also be worth looking at long life insurers in Asia as well. I'm aware that they are having a drastic increase in life expectancy, and are actually selling more adult diapers than child diapers. I don't know, just a thought
I took 50 mg of adderall XR on friday night and my heart didnt stop beating at 100 BPM for 2 days. I also got the vaccine 6 months ago. Can confirm that the vaccine is having some serious adverse effects, why else would my heart be beating like that
Maybe because you took a 50xr to the dome? Especially if you drink w it, makes it way worse after.
Alcohol withdrawl with some amphetamines circling around in your system like that is a great recipe for Tachycardia
I am just sitting over here with a smug grin on my face as my friends im the medical and drug industries are finally starting to admit that what I have been saying all along is actually correct. But hey, I won't rub their face in it. I will just make them stick their nose in it.
Please tell me what these "friends" said. "We're sorry, Alex Jones and Qanon were right!" 😂
They are actually saying that they were lied to about the vaccine. But yes, if it makes you feel better that's what they are saying.
Zero hedge is an alt-right, pro-Putin propaganda source that has been crying wolf about a huge financial meltdown since the end of 2008. Nothing they have said has ever been right.
In response to the article itself: the CEO in the video says that they are hiking premiums for working age people in lower vaccinated areas due to high death rates. The article claims without any evidence that they will shift to high vaccine areas because it's vaccines, not COVID causing the deaths. Frankly, it looks like this guy is just choosing what he wants to believe: the fact that death rates are up among working people is true, the fact that those deaths are mostly in low vaccine areas (either COVID itself or through COVID weakening hospitals) is a mistake in the CEO's research.
Through the remainder of the article this guy tries to draw a correlation between mortality following Q1 2021 and COVID vaccines and claiming that Omicron and Delta couldn't have killed so many young people and it has to be vaccines. If it's "impossible" for COVID to kill young people then how can a vaccine containing COVID MRNA do it? And why are so many of these working age deaths unvaccinated?
Zero hedge is actually correct about a financial meltdown. It just has been pushed off due to insane levels of Fed and government intervention. Just because the bubble hasn't popped doesn't mean that the its not a meltdown.
We have gone from about a trillion per year in FED funded overnight repo lending to several trillion per week. Banks went from needing this overnight to clear transfers to financial institutions holding this money for weeks to months at a time. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this picture. Totally normal.
If I say there's going to be a thunderstorm every day I might be right sometimes, doesn't mean I'm a good meteorologist.
What are some reasons that the Fed's increased use of the repo program are unsustainable? You didn't give any.
That's ridiculous. If you had been following Zero Hedge and its long gold, short equities, you'd have missed out massively since the prior recovery.
I doubt you'd find many people that disagree that there are some major fiscal and monetary issues, but you don't get to be wrong for a decade and then claim you are right after things eventually go your way.
Can't believe people attribute any value to what comes out of ZH.
where do I invest in funeral homes?
my parents local obituaries ?
https://www.berkshireeagle.com/ap/factcheck/vaccines-didn-t-cause-incre…
This sums it up pretty well. It's pretty clear that the leading hypothesis is this:
Davison said in a statement to the AP, citing CDC data. “Based on the data and our analysis, we believe that a significant portion of the remaining excess deaths are driven by deferred medical care and individuals who recover from COVID but later die from the toll COVID has taken on their bodies,” Davison said.
But right-wing propaganda sites are taking this out of context to blame vaccines.
FWIW. We are invested in a few funeral homes and they have been killing it in the last 2 years.
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