AstraZeneca uncovers what's triggering blood clots after its jab: Vaccine acts like a magnet and attracts platelets which body mistakes for a threat and attacks

Daily Mail ^ | 12/2/21

[Arcadian Empire]

They really need to stop the “extremely rare” and “very small number of cases” propaganda.

[gitmo]

So the Conspiracy Nuts were right yet again.

[WMarshal]

Your DIL would like a real FUNT.

[kiryandil]

Time to cut the vaxxNazi out of your life...

[ponygirl]

I say we start waterboarding Fauci and make the evil troll tell us what they put in it.

[Svartalfiar]

Now lets see what happens when we throw on the 5g switch!

Um.. Nothing? Cellular 5G has been operating in several major cities for a while now. Not to mention, the frequencies/close freqs used by 5G have been used by other stuff for decades. Marine radars, weather radars, popo speed guns, and a bunch of other stuff. Why don't any of those cause any issues or voices in peoples' heads?

[SeekAndFind]

In a very small number of cases — about one in 100,000 in the UK — the vaccine can set off a chain reaction which leads to the body confusing its own blood platelets for fragments of virus. The shell of the vector vaccine — the weakened cold virus used to teach cells how to neutralise Covid — sometimes acts like a magnet and attracts platelets, a protein found in the blood. For reasons the scientists are still probing, the body then mistakes these clumps as a threat and produces antibodies to fight them. The combination of the platelets and the antibodies clumping together leads to the formation of dangerous blood clots

The question is this -- Does the 1 in 100,000 cases justify MANDATING this vaccine for people under the threat of losing their livelihood and become like a leper in society?