Fauci Lied, People Died

[Scrubby]

That is 1,883 more deaths than the US suffered during the entirety of the 20 year war in Afghanistan for reference (even with Biden’s failed withdrawal)

 

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unbelievable evil

 

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[MTTiger19]

As a doctor, to mislead basically the world, truly an evil act. And somehow the truth became a political football. Lefties rush to coddle him, RWs want him in jail. He lied, multiple times, untold lives lost and destroyed, he deserves prison or worse.

 

[dpic73]

Florida gonna Florida

This is politically motivated bullsh.it. Younger males have a tiny risk of developing an easily treated case of myocarditis after their second dose but the chances are much higher with COVID itself.

And multiple studies have shown that mRNA vaccines DO NOT cause miscarriages.

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"Multiple large studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses have found no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines (including mRNA vaccines like Pfizer-BioNTech’s) increase the risk of miscarriage.A 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis in Human Reproduction pooled data from 21 studies (5 randomized trials and 16 observational studies) involving about 149,685 women. The miscarriage rate among vaccinated women was about 9%, consistent with background population rates. Compared with unvaccinated or placebo groups, the risk ratio for miscarriage was 1.07 (95% CI 0.89–1.28), showing no significant increase. Rates of ongoing pregnancy or live birth were also comparable. academic.oup.com


Other meta-analyses and large cohort studies have reached the same conclusion:

• Analyses of hundreds of thousands of pregnancies (including data from the CDC’s Vaccine Safety Datalink, national registries in Scotland and Ontario, and other population-based studies) found adjusted odds or hazard ratios clustering around 1.0, with no elevated risk of spontaneous abortion after vaccination before or during early pregnancy. nature.com
  
  
  
• A 2026 systematic review focused on the Pfizer-BioNTech (BNT162b2) vaccine across more than 450,000 vaccinated pregnant women similarly reported no increased risk of miscarriage, with estimates centered on the null.
  
  
  
• Background miscarriage rates in clinically recognized pregnancies are typically in the 10–20% range (higher in very early pregnancy). Observed rates after vaccination have generally fallen within or below these expected levels. link.springer.com

Organizations such as the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) have stated that studies show no increased risk of miscarriage, preterm birth, or other adverse outcomes from COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy, and they continue to recommend vaccination. acog.org


Early theoretical concerns existed because pregnant people were largely excluded from the initial clinical trials, and some incomplete preliminary data were misinterpreted. Later complete data and larger studies resolved those questions in favor of no association. Most evidence is observational (as is common for pregnancy safety research), and first-trimester-specific data were more limited early on, but the body of evidence has grown substantially and remains consistent.In short, the scientific consensus from the available high-quality studies is that COVID-19 vaccination does not cause or increase the risk of miscarriage."

Florida Sues Pfizer Over Vaccine Deception

Yes, multiple large studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses have found no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines (including mRNA vaccines like Pfizer-BioNTech’s) increase the risk of miscarriage. A 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis in Human Reproduction pooled data from 21 studies (5...

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[MTTiger19]

Florida gonna Florida

This is politically motivated bullsh.it. Younger males have a tiny risk of developing an easily treated case of myocarditis after their second dose but the chances are much higher with COVID itself.

And multiple studies have shown that mRNA vaccines DO NOT cause miscarriages.

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"Multiple large studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses have found no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines (including mRNA vaccines like Pfizer-BioNTech’s) increase the risk of miscarriage.A 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis in Human Reproduction pooled data from 21 studies (5 randomized trials and 16 observational studies) involving about 149,685 women. The miscarriage rate among vaccinated women was about 9%, consistent with background population rates. Compared with unvaccinated or placebo groups, the risk ratio for miscarriage was 1.07 (95% CI 0.89–1.28), showing no significant increase. Rates of ongoing pregnancy or live birth were also comparable. academic.oup.com


Other meta-analyses and large cohort studies have reached the same conclusion:

• Analyses of hundreds of thousands of pregnancies (including data from the CDC’s Vaccine Safety Datalink, national registries in Scotland and Ontario, and other population-based studies) found adjusted odds or hazard ratios clustering around 1.0, with no elevated risk of spontaneous abortion after vaccination before or during early pregnancy. nature.com
  
  
  
• A 2026 systematic review focused on the Pfizer-BioNTech (BNT162b2) vaccine across more than 450,000 vaccinated pregnant women similarly reported no increased risk of miscarriage, with estimates centered on the null.
  
  
  
• Background miscarriage rates in clinically recognized pregnancies are typically in the 10–20% range (higher in very early pregnancy). Observed rates after vaccination have generally fallen within or below these expected levels. link.springer.com

Organizations such as the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) have stated that studies show no increased risk of miscarriage, preterm birth, or other adverse outcomes from COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy, and they continue to recommend vaccination. acog.org


Early theoretical concerns existed because pregnant people were largely excluded from the initial clinical trials, and some incomplete preliminary data were misinterpreted. Later complete data and larger studies resolved those questions in favor of no association. Most evidence is observational (as is common for pregnancy safety research), and first-trimester-specific data were more limited early on, but the body of evidence has grown substantially and remains consistent.In short, the scientific consensus from the available high-quality studies is that COVID-19 vaccination does not cause or increase the risk of miscarriage."

Florida Sues Pfizer Over Vaccine Deception

Yes, multiple large studies, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses have found no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines (including mRNA vaccines like Pfizer-BioNTech’s) increase the risk of miscarriage. A 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis in Human Reproduction pooled data from 21 studies (5...

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wtf does this have to do with forcing healthy men, women, and children to get vaccinated. If it’s a choice no one gives a ****.

 

[dpic73]

wtf does this have to do with forcing healthy men, women, and children to get vaccinated. If it’s a choice no one gives a ****.

It might help if you READ THE POST I RESPONDED TO.

Enough of your politically motivated make-believe fear of needles. Waaahhh!

 

[MTTiger19]

It might help if you READ THE POST I RESPONDED TO.

Enough of your politically motivated make-believe fear of needles. Waaahhh!

You’re missing the point. If it’s never mandated this is a nonissue. The fact that the previous administration mandated this is the problem, not the vaccine. If people can get it if they choose, no one’s upset. But that’s not what happened.

 

[dpic73]

You’re missing the point. If it’s never mandated this is a nonissue. The fact that the previous administration mandated this is the problem, not the vaccine. If people can get it if they choose, no one’s upset. But that’s not what happened.

It was only mandated for companies with 100 employees or more and there was a very easy way to avoid negative personal consequences, so spare me the tears. My company didn't mandate it but allowed the non-vaxxers to work from home, about 5% of our workforce and unsurprisingly all-maga, just like the vast majority of people who refused vaccination. I have no sympathy for people who make health decisions based on who the president is, sorry.

 

[MTTiger19]

It was only mandated for companies with 100 employees or more and there was a very easy way to avoid negative personal consequences, so spare me the tears. My company didn't mandate it but allowed the non-vaxxers to work from home, about 5% of our workforce and unsurprisingly all-maga, just like the vast majority of people who refused vaccination. I have no sympathy for people who make health decisions based on who the president is, sorry.

You work?

 

[dpic73]

You work?

My company didn't mandate it but allowed the non-vaxxers to work from home,