[SeekAndFind]

It’s true that these cases are all of adults, and the recent outbreak is among children between one month and 16 years old. It’s also true that there has been no definitive link established between mRNA vaccine and liver damage, and even if there were a definite cause, this is a tiny handful of cases among millions and millions of mRNA shots.

However, these articles are all from 2021. The possible danger of severe liver disease from mRNA vaccines was being considered a year ago. Perhaps in the absence of the usual suspects that cause autoimmune hepatitis, and the presence of cases where AIH developed after the vaccine, the danger of AIH being a rare side-effect of mRNA vaccination needs to be more thoroughly studied now that so many children are suddenly coming down with severe liver disease for no apparent reason.

[PMAS]

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[T.B. Yoits]

...but it's completely normal for small children to get liver disease, with all their smoking and drinking...and now that marijuana's being legalized in many states, they're going to suffer from emphysema and neuron degeneracy.

This has nothing to do with the Jim Jones Jab, nothing at all.

[sauropod]

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[patriotfury]

This whole thing is just getting started.

[Myrddin]

I happened upon a paper today indicating CD8+ cells are killing hepatocytes. A paper titled, "SARS-CoV-2 vaccination can elicit a CD8 T-cell dominant hepatitis". Another on PubMed, "Auto-immune hepatitis following COVID vaccination". Another PubMed, "Acute autoimmune-like hepatitis with atypical anti-mitochondrial antibody after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination: A novel clinical entity?". The mRNA in the vaxx employs a pseudo uridine that causes the "stop codons" to be ignored during protein translation. The defective protein generated has antigens present that provoke an auto-immune response against the liver.

[Jay W]

It’s true that correlation does not imply causation.

But it is also true that causation implies correlation.

So, anytime you have correlation, that implies that there could be causation, which of course has to be independently determined.