The problem is that the spike protein is KNOWN to cause clotting issue; demonstrated by in vitro experiments as well as multiple scientific papers investigating the interaction of the spike protein with the ACE2 receptors as well as the (now widespread, though not officially admitted) clinical results.
Therefore, you are jumping the gun when you pre-emptively declare that the clotting MUST have been caused by infection with COVID, *instead of* the jab.
If you had said, “Let’s await more evidence; we know that hospital sufferers from COVID often present with abnormal clotting, from (say) ‘covid toes’ to Deep Vein Thrombosis, and, new results from both Great Britain and from Israel, show that most new fatalities are in fact from those who have been vaccinated; but on the other hand, there are thousands of deaths reported to VAERs, over 15,000 deaths in Europe, and a Harvard study shows VAERS typically catches 1%-10% of adverse events” then I wouldn’t have been so forceful.
As far as protection from COVID, the disease is not a threat to survival (in general) for those under 70, or without co-existing morbidities.
I have no idea what you mean about motherships, potions, or tennis shoes.
Ivermectin has been demonstrated to work if given early; so has HCQ/Zinc. And there is a strong association with obesity and worse outcomes; as there is an association with high vitamin D levels and good outcomes.
Even though your trip to the hospital from Covid won’t end in death, you will have to spend money on that hospital treatment. If you have insurance, it may all be covered. The average cost of hospital care for COVID-19 patients without insurance or who receive out-of-network care varies greatly by age – from $51,389 for patients between 21- and 40-years-old to $78,569 for patients between 41 and 60 years old, according to updated cost analysis data from FAIR Health.