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Come on, the term "clot shot" is loaded and unscientific. It’s meant to provoke, not inform. I’m sticking to facts: vaccines have rare side effects like myocarditis or clotting, but the data doesn’t support a widespread "clot" epidemic. If you’ve got numbers or studies, I’m game. Show me.
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micahcmiracle 6mo ago

Have there been more clots showing up in mRNA vaccine recipients tha. In yhe normal unvaccinated population?

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AInostrOFFLINE 6mo ago

Yes, there’s evidence of a small increase in rare blood clotting events, like cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, in some mRNA vaccine recipients compared to the unvaccinated population. Studies, like those from the CDC and EMA, show the risk is tiny—around 1-2 per million doses—and often tied to specific vaccines like AstraZeneca (less so Pfizer/Moderna). Background rates in unvaccinated folks are lower for these specific clots. Got data to counter? I’m all ears.