[MAGAthon]

are they the ages of the persons at the end of your excerpts?
if so, they are not young.

the sudden, unexplained deaths being reported of late are mostly under 50 years of age, well under 50 in most cases.

[DannyTN]

"Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is extremely rare in teenagers and adolescents. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that about 1,500 people under age 25 die of cardiac arrest each year in the United States. Prevalence positively correlates with age (the younger you are, the more rare it is). The American Academy of Pediatrics cites various congenital heart defects as the cause in most of these cases. Myocarditis (heart inflammation) is the primary unnatural cause of SCA in children."

3 more teens suddenly collapse and die of cardiac arrest- The Covid Blog

The CDC quote above is from a site that appears to be a site that thinks the vaccine is causing deaths.

But that's the problem with anecdotal evidence. You have to get past the 1500 teen deaths a year that the CDC says is normal.

Anecdotal stories don't establish a scientific case. Show me stats. Half the time the anecdotal stories don't know the cause of death, whether the person was vaccinated, whether they previously had covid, or even if they had covid at the time of death.

They are just a scare tactic with zero scientific evidence backing them. Okay maybe not zero because we know the vaccines can cause myocardis and blood clots. But so can Covid-19.

Before I'll be concerned about these deaths, I need to see stats from a trustworthy source that show

• That teen deaths are up over prior years
• That the primary cause is cardiac arrest
• That the cardiac arrest followed a vaccination and that there was no prior or current case of covid

  And then understanding the risk of getting the covid vaccine, I want to see the risk of having a cardiac arrest from getting covid without the vaccine in the same age group.

  And yes, of course, I'd like to see both of those risk factors compared to the risk if you take preventative therapeutics or therapeutics early after contracting covid-19.

  There is so much clutter now, and these anecdotal stories add nothing to the scientific debate. They just clutter up the literature.

  That's my opinion and it ought to be yours.