Forum Troll said:
The Facebook comments are probably real. Interpret them how you will, ...
And then a flop of a finish. Zero possibility that some may have had true negative reactions and are simply responding honestly, or a complete write off due to similarities. Just a blanket assertion that they're liars.Quote:
...but its the exact same type of stuff the OG anti vaxxers would post about MMR, Tdap, Hep B, and other vaccinations for years before COVID was even a thing.
You must not be familiar with pre covid anti vaxxers and how they operate on social media; they come out of the woodwork and spam stuff like this all the time. I am sure they are some true negative reactions within the group, but most of it is likely a combination of people who don't understand the concept of correlation =/= causation and people posting straight up lies.Get Off My Lawn said:Forum Troll said:
The Facebook comments are probably real. Interpret them how you will, ...
Strong start! Absolutely the right take: comments on internet are real, but their veracity is questionable.And then a flop of a finish. Zero possibility that some may have had true negative reactions and are simply responding honestly, or a complete write off due to similarities. Just a blanket assertion that they're liars.Quote:
...but its the exact same type of stuff the OG anti vaxxers would post about MMR, Tdap, Hep B, and other vaccinations for years before COVID was even a thing.
I'm familiar with quite a few personalities on social media - which is why my comment was meant for the broader audience and not a self declare "forum troll." (Who follows up my criticism of a blanket dismissal with another dismissal rooted in a faulty assumption.)Forum Troll said:You must not be familiar with pre covid anti vaxxers and how they operate on social media; they come out of the woodwork and spam stuff like this all the time. I am sure they are some true negative reactions within the group, but most of it is likely a combination of people who don't understand the concept of correlation =/= causation and people posting straight up lies.Get Off My Lawn said:Forum Troll said:
The Facebook comments are probably real. Interpret them how you will, ...
Strong start! Absolutely the right take: comments on internet are real, but their veracity is questionable.And then a flop of a finish. Zero possibility that some may have had true negative reactions and are simply responding honestly, or a complete write off due to similarities. Just a blanket assertion that they're liars.Quote:
...but its the exact same type of stuff the OG anti vaxxers would post about MMR, Tdap, Hep B, and other vaccinations for years before COVID was even a thing.
Sorry that I don't happen to believe random Facebook comments from a Detroit local news station post that somehow garnered over 200k comments in 1 week.
Myopericarditis rates are 1 in 1,000 *overall*, so is MUCH more frequent than that in 16 year olds. This is a BIG. https://t.co/5Rw5SrXjTt
— Steve Kirsch (@stkirsch) September 17, 2021
