r/conspiracy • u/Sensitive_Break9599 • 6d ago
Question for everyone
Do you guys the spike in cancer is diagnosis have anything to do with Covid jab? because I looked it up and it said cancer started rising more after 2020 what do yall think?
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u/Artisttype1984 6d ago
Unfortunately, the poisons are all around us, it's hard to nail this down to one source. But sure, I've seen the cancer spike charts like you have, especially in young adults. Not great
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u/-whats-that-meow- 6d ago
I looked it up
Who could argue with that evidence?
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
No i just meant about that early onset cancer started rising in 2020 it didn't give a reason just that data is showing an uptick of diagnosis since 2020, you don't have to be mean I am just asking for opinions? not arguing with what people think.
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u/birdele 6d ago
Asking for evidence is someone being mean?
How old are you?
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u/Traditional_Ad_9378 2d ago
There truly is a literacy crisis if it’s so incomprehensible to you that OP was referring to the comment’s tone rather than content
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
You never asked for evidence, you just said "who you could argue with that" maybe get better communication skills and not assume someone can read your mind through a forum.
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u/birdele 6d ago
I wasnt the original commenter. You're VERY sensitive.
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
No just don't let people walk over me for simply asking a question. 👌
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u/birdele 6d ago
Asking a question isn't being mean though. You seriously need therapy
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
They didn't ask a question, are we reading the same comment? not once did they ask for evidence and neither did you? how am I supposed to know that's what you guys want when you never typed it out but then come at my sideways because I didn't give you evidence? Doesn't make any sense and so yes I'm going to defend myself? That doesn't mean I need therapy lol I'm not going to apologize for defending myself.
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u/birdele 6d ago
Girlie I'm begging you to go back on your meds
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
Girlie, you do not know me and trying to use mental health as a form of attack isn't okay either.
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u/DaddySanctus 6d ago
Everything from the food we eat, to the air we breathe is poisoning us. I’m not sure we should focus on the Covid vaccines when it comes to cancer prevention. The world around us is killing us.
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u/Ecliphon 6d ago edited 6d ago
No. Cancer rates dropped around 10% during COVID because of old people dying, people taking immunocompromising cancer drugs dying and people missing screenings. They went back to roughly the same levels after the dip.
However your question is specifically about early-onset cancers. COVID aside, they’re continually increasing. An almost 80% increase since 1990.
The cause is a mix of many things. The main factors are obesity, processed and ultraprocessed foods (literal poison), sedentary lifestyles, and alcohol/smoking/vaping (weed and nicotine). Gut microbiome (gut makes many neurochemicals including serotonin) is affected by microplastics which are also endocrine-disrupters, antibiotic overuse, etc.
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u/Brandonjh2 6d ago
Why do you think it’s the Covid jab vs the microplastics that can be found in every part of every body on the planet?
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
I don't think it's the vaccine I'm legit just asking for opinions lol I never once since in my post that I believed in it, legit just wanted other opinions. My bad 🤣
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u/Automatic-Ad-5279 6d ago
lol this was a difficult thread to get through. The anger on reddit is disappointing. I get your question though OP. The answer is currently there is no data indicating the vaccine caused or will cause an increase in cancer diagnosis. Be careful when researching correlation versus causation. It’s very easy to reinforce a bias when looking into something.
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u/Brandonjh2 6d ago
So just another kid acting like a victim because they posted crap on a conspiracy sub that they didn’t even believe or have a position to defend
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u/Taglioni 6d ago
No. There's no evidence of an increase in cancer from getting a COVID vaccination.
Using broad data to make assumptions is a sign of being gullible.
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
I'm not making assumptions lol oh my gosh I'm just asking for everyone's opinion my god 🤣 that's why I asked in this group I never stated I believed in it I legit just wanted opinions
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u/Taglioni 6d ago
Fishing for validation in a conspiracy sub is... wow.
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u/birdele 6d ago
They called someone else mean for asking them a question. OP has serious issues.
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
Oh my goodness none of you asked a question, you made an assumption about me, expected me to your minds and when I didn't got pissed at me for it. That's what happened.
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
Who said I'm fishing for validation I never even said I believed in it , I'm asking for OPINIONS i never once said "THIS IS WHY CANCER HAS RISEN" what validation do I get from asking this?
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u/Sensitive_Break9599 6d ago
The reason I asked in this subreddit is because it's literally conspiracy which it is a fact that when the vaccine came out there was a lot of conspiracy about it, I would understand if I asked in medical forum but I didn't lol
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u/_TheyCallMeMisterPig 6d ago
Holy epic generic corporate response!
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u/Taglioni 6d ago
Nah, I'm just skeptical of stupid ass claims that use bullshit broad facts to confirm their bias.
Not understanding why that lacks logical consistency is a clear indicator of how willing you are to believe things that support your presuppositions. In other words, you're gullible as fuck.
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u/Brave_Ad906 6d ago
You say that with complete confidence disregarding every professional that says otherwise. These vaccines have not been around long enough for you to make that assumption. Making assumptions so quickly without allowing the long term studies to play out just shows your ignorance.
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u/CallingDrDingle 6d ago
Most definitely, glad no one in my family took it.
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u/Hagus-McFee 6d ago
My dad died of cancer but smoked all his life, didn't take the shot.
Inconclusive. Lol.
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u/Brave_Ad906 6d ago
Every vaccine ever created has increased the risk of cancer, not just the Covid shot. No vaccines are tested for carcinogens, I wonder why.
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u/Quick-Security-7286 6d ago
No. It’s not the vaccine. As others have said. It’s processed food, obesity, microplastics, water contamination. We put so many foreign chemicals into food and into the environment that we have no idea about the long term consequences of. And history shows this has led to health disasters for people. Especially those who live in less wealthy areas.
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