You think it’s an opinion that Hunter’s laptop was real? |
The vaccine has been associated with changes in menstrual cycle duration and heavier bleeding. |
Wrong. The issue was that when women started speaking up about the changes in their cycles that they were experiencing, their concerns were discounted just like that first follow up did did to the original poster talking about her period. Science is about being open to hypotheses and then testing them, not insisting that women’s stories were hormones right off the bat. That silencing is exactly what the problem was and THAT is what has led to manipulation and lack of trust. |
https://www.nichd.nih.gov/newsroom/news/022924-COVID-19-vaccination-menstrual-cycle#:~:text=On%20average%2C%20individuals%20who%20received,in%20the%20cycle%20after%20vaccination. |
He is saying they tried, but their own fact checkers got too political and biased so he isn’t going to any longer. |
Get a liberal group to declare something as misinformation. Use this finding to censor Republican speech. |
You have it backwards. The 'fact' was that the laptop is fake, and based on this report of disinformation, which the FBI had preseeded knowing the story was coming, Facebook censored all links to the New York Post's story. |
Yep, that’s really all this was. Nothing more complicated than that. |
4 out of 5 correct. The Covid vaccine reduces the severity of symptoms; that’s it. You can most definitely still get and transmit it. |
Let’s see if you believe in science. Linked is a study by NIH that shows the Covid vaccine caused menstrual issues. Menstrual abnormalities after COVID-19 vaccines: A systematic review https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9683843/#:~:text=Conclusion,menorrhagia%2C%20metrorrhagia%2C%20and%20polymenorrhea. |
Biased Fact checkers.......there, I fixed it for ya. |
So has Covid... |
Here’s a crazy idea… stop caring what people on SOCIAL MEDIA are saying and talk to your DOCTOR. They would have provided reassurance that weird cycles are not something to be all freaked out over unless they persist for a much longer time than whatever the vaccine did for some women. Even if you were super consistent leading up to that. Why would anyone rely on social media for medical information? Why would some anecdotes on social media carry more weight than population level data that your doctor can cite to help you understand that a stressor to the body can throw off cycles for a few months? If you understood more about your own bodies you wouldn’t have been running to breathlessly post about this like it’s some conspiracy. It’s actually embarrassing. The whole thing was so overwrought then and it is now. |
Aren’t we talking about censorship on social media? |
That's how ALL vaccines work, isn't it? They gives you the antibodies to fight off virus, don't they? I get a measles vaccine and i can still get measles. I get a flu vaccine and i can still get the flu. It's easier for me to fight it off because I have anti-bodies ready to go but vaccination is not immunization, is it? |