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Topic	Johnson and Johnson COVID vaccine linked to blood clots as well.
Bleuets 04/14/21 2:19:51 PM #27:	Zeus posted... The thing that pisses me off about this -- and I said in the other topic -- is that the incidents involve very specific demographics. So instead of giving it to those people, why can't they just give it to everybody else? And then fucking NPR was trying to spin this shit, pointing out that J&J only accounts for 5% of the vaccines given out so far, a ridiculous piece of propaganda and a perfect example of lying with statistics considering that the J&J came out much, much later than the others. At any rate, like I also said in that topic, I wouldn't be surprised if this wasn't in some way linked to AZ contaminating the J&J vaccine at that facility where they were producing both. Why give it to everyone else if it may be dangerous in certain groups? A pause on distribution is the best way to proceed while further research is needed. <cite>Bleuets posted [p:952827886] in Johnson an... [t:79404868]...</cite> <quote>Zeus posted... </cite> <quote>The thing that pisses me off about this -- and I said in the other topic -- is that the incidents involve very specific demographics. So instead of giving it to those people, why can't they just give it to everybody else? And then fucking NPR was trying to spin this shit, pointing out that J&J only accounts for 5% of the vaccines given out so far, a ridiculous piece of propaganda and a perfect example of lying with statistics considering that the J&J came out much, much later than the others. At any rate, like I also said in that topic, I wouldn't be surprised if this wasn't in some way linked to AZ contaminating the J&J vaccine at that facility where they were producing both.</quote> Why give it to everyone else if it may be dangerous in certain groups? A pause on distribution is the best way to proceed while further research is needed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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