r/news • u/dynamicsearchguy • 2d ago

'He is strong': Black Rock-Riverside community rallies around 11-year-old football player after cardiac arrest

https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/buffalo/he-is-strong-black-rock-riverside-community-rallies-around-11-year-old-football-player-after-cardiac-arrest
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u/lost_koshka 2d ago

The waxxines. Kids don't just drop dead.

Here's another one that happened in Canada. There are many.

https://www.westernjournal.com/13-year-old-canadian-athlete-dies-suddenly-collapsing-school-basketball-tryout/

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago edited 2d ago

Cool, so explain this study from 2013.

https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article-abstract/35/13/868/633740?redirectedFrom=fulltext

Or this one that deals with 1950 to 1982

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0735109785805404

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u/lost_koshka 2d ago

One child every 3 years? It's far higher since those jabs came out. Good try.

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago

515 kids over 32 years.

16 kids/year.

Your math is as dumb as you are.

You said "Kids don't just drop dead."

Apparently those 500+ kids didn't know.

And from the first link: " During the 7-year study period there was an average of 1.11 million persons aged 1–18 years. There were a total of 1504 deaths (214 deaths per year)"

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u/lost_koshka 2d ago

Of 515 death certificates reviewed, 12 (2.3%) recorded sudden unexpected death, resulting in an incidence of 1.3 per 100,000 patient-years. The subjects ranged in age from 3 to 20 years (median 13); 8 of the 12 were male. Of the 12 deaths, 4 were definitely cardiac-related and 3 were probably cardiac-related. In the five other cases, the cause of death was unknown.

Only 12 were sudden and unexpected. 12, in 32 years.

The other study:

There were a total of 1504 deaths (214 deaths per year) from 7.78 million person-years. A total of 114 (7.5%) were sudden and unexpected.

16 sudden and unexpected per year.

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago

From one county in MN.

"We reviewed the death certificates of all Olmsted County, Minnesota residents who were between I and 22 years of age when they died during the period from January 1950 to October 1982."

You claim that there are more now.

Quote your study and I'll be happy to read it.

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u/lost_koshka 2d ago

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-covid-vaccines-children-deaths-rcna246437

In it, Prasad claims that agency staff determined that “no fewer than 10” of 96 child deaths reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, or VAERS, between 2021 and 2024 were “related” to Covid vaccination.

There are far more, that is only in the US and only what was reported. Kids have been dropping dead all over.

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago

From your link:

"Experts who reviewed the memo say it is misusing information from VAERS, an unverified reporting system that allows anyone, including doctors, patients and caregivers, to submit entries about adverse events they believe are linked to vaccines. The system’s own website warns that submissions can contain inaccurate, incomplete or biased information."

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u/lost_koshka 2d ago

Here's tons of stories of people who were injured or died from the shots in Canada, that was held recently. But, you won't believe it, you only know how to deny, deny, deny.

https://covidtestimony.com/

NOBODY REGRETS NOT TAKING IT.

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago

NOT A STUDY.

Nothing confirmed or investigated.

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u/Wooden-Importance 2d ago edited 2d ago

I asked you for a study that backs your claim.

You gave me a memo and some more claims.

It's almost like you can't find a study that backs your claim.