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  Got any other countries that 1. Tested more so that we dont have to extrapolate from incomplete data 2. Are closer to the age range of the usa given that young people are effected far less severely from covid
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  So, here's the thing: there IS an uptick in heart related issues in athletes.
  It isn't being covered up, and it's being reported on.
  It isn't "due to the vaccines" but due to Covid itself.
  Essentially, a group of people went "we started vaccinating these people, and people died due to heart related issues, which we know is a rare side effect of the vaccine.
  But they missed that it happens more commonly to people who have recovered from covid.
  So, yes, there is no cover up.  But people who see vaccines as harmful see it as further proof of the vaccines causing the harm, since these issues happened at the same time as a rise in vaccines.  But they miss that the rise in vaccines happened due to the rise in covid, and due to the lack of sports in the meantime, there was a delay in athletes having issues on the field. >
  
  I thought the vaxx was supposed to stop this though? That is what the trust the science stuff for the last 3 years have been. >
  
  No offense, but that doesn't refute anything I said.  It's just a "but vaccines aren't 100% perfect".  Which yes, nobody thinks otherwise.  Especially after variants happened. >
  
  Just seems like at best the vaccine did nothing, and at worst it is contributing negatively to people health. >
  
  The vaccine is very good at preventing death in people who contract COVID-19. >
  
  countries that did not vaccinate it population did not have higher death rates from covid. The vaccine seems to have done nothing, the goal posts got moved so many times and we were lied to repeatedly about its effectiveness. >
  
  Which countries didn't vaccinate? 
  What source are you looking at? >
  
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