The obvious answer is because they believe (probably know) that heart attacks or cardiac problems like that are possible maybe even probable side effects in children receiving the vax. They would not put the mitigation drug in there just because they had too much of it on the shelf and needed to use it up. Everything in there costs money. They don't throw stuff in there for the h**l of it. It is in there because it needs to be in there. That is a tacit admission other components of the vax shot will cause cardiac issues in kids.
Why are we even considering this? Why wasn't this flatly rejected after about 5 seconds of consideration?
Think about this people - We are being forced to participate in medical experimentation.
Every covid-19 vaccine available in the US today is experimental. Last time I checked Pfizier's Comirnaty BS was not yet available in the US. Even if it was, it was given full approval based on a few weeks of phase 2 testing data. The FDA can sprinkle fairy dust on it and call it fully approved, but that doesn't mean it is any less experimental than the others. In fact it is more of an unknown since they changed 4 components in the formulation.
Now consider... Back in the late 1930s and early 1940s some German folk were forcing medical experiments on a certain religious group. A few years later the good people in Nuremberg decided that was not only morally wrong but a war crime.
Today, all too many fools are cheering the exact same thing. In fact they are sitting around dreaming up more ways to coerce compliance. Sure, no-one has a gun to our heads while they load us onto cattle cars. (yet) But they are taking away jobs, the ability to travel, the ability to socialize, the ability to patronize certain businesses, access to healthcare, suggesting fines for non-compliance. They don't have a gun to our heads, just a gun to virtually every aspect of our lives.
I hope I live long enough to see the next Nuremberg trials. I'd like to see Biden, Harris, Fauci, et. al. squirming on the stand.
Very well said...thanks for saying it.
Good post.