COVID Vaccines Cause PERMANENT Heart Damage for Men!!!!

This ‘news’ article claims that half of all young men who received Covid-19 vaccines are now

developing myocarditis, heart inflammation, and will have permanent heart damage.

Additionally, it is believed that this heart damage will lead to disabilities, heart failure, or will

cause some to get cardiac transplants. This article serves as a great example of fake news. Not

only do they call Covid vaccines Covid ‘jabs’ but they are insisting that any young men who

were injured by these Covid ‘jabs’ should sue any school that mandated them. 


This article also claims that the mainstream media is hiding and ‘burying’ this information and

these ‘studies’ as if they do not exist. This article includes no legitimate data of compelling

scientific evidence that the two are correlated. On top of this, they fail to cite any specific or

credible sources to back up their claims. 


And lastly, this article finishes itself up as it advises those who need to get the Covid ‘jab’ for a

job, school, or anything of the sorts, to get a fake vaccination card. “It’s not that hard” they state,

“Go ahead, Google it, get a fake card. Don’t comply.” 

Not only is this terrible and illegal advice, but to those who read this article and do not realize it

is a scam or that it is misleading information it could guide them in the wrong direction. This

article is just another example of how we cannot trust everything we read on the internet and to

always ask questions and be aware! 


Posted by Chloe Springer (6)

link:https://naturalnews.com/2023-10-26-half-young-men-vaccinated-covid-permanent-heart-

damage.html

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 1, 2023 at 9:59 AM

    Hi Chloe,
    That stat about half of all men is a pretty outrageous claim by this article, as the vaccine wouldn't have been approved if that stat was true. In going through these fake articles its a pretty common theme for the author to make a wild claim and then proceed to back it up with no data, or with just another article that is also untrustworthy. that last part about getting a fake card is pretty unsettling too as some people do believe that this is a trustworthy source. what would you change in the world to reduce the spread of misinformation?

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    1. AnonymousNovember 1, 2023 at 9:59 AM

      -Sean McKay

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    2. AnonymousNovember 2, 2023 at 1:17 PM

      Hi Sean! Great question. I don't think there is much one can do to stop people putting idiotic claims like this online, it is very hard to censor all media. However, I believe we should educate one another on what is real, reliable news and what can be deemed as fake and made up.
      - Chloe

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  2. Madeline GouldNovember 1, 2023 at 10:23 AM

    Hi Chloe! This is definitely a crazy article with some pretty ridiculous claims. I have found that many articles like this, like you mentioned, show no evidence or proof to back up the claims they have. They also show clear bias calling the vaccines "jabs" which makes it even crazier that people read this and believe it!

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    1. AnonymousNovember 2, 2023 at 1:14 PM

      Hey Madeline,
      Right!! I thought when they used the word 'jab' instead of vaccine that would be a dead giveaway... but I guess there is still people out there that choose to believe what they want to hear.

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    2. AnonymousNovember 2, 2023 at 1:14 PM

      - Chloe

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  3. AnonymousNovember 1, 2023 at 11:31 AM

    Hi Chloe,
    This is pretty funny. The claims this article makes are definitely ridiculous and what's even more ridiculous is that they tried the pass this off as legitimate without citing any sources. The sad thing is is that people might actually believe this hoax and put themselves at risk by not checking their sources or not seeing the red flags.

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    1. AnonymousNovember 2, 2023 at 1:16 PM

      Hi! It is so ridiculous isn't it? To the point where its comedic... And it is sad that people might actually believe articles like this, I hope everyone knows to always second guess what you see online.
      - Chloe

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  4. Jill GobbiNovember 1, 2023 at 8:26 PM

    Hi Chloe! I like that you bring up the anti-vaxxer language as evidence to support that it's all fake news. Even such a seemingly innocuous choice of words can send psychological signals to readers. Clearly this article is aggressive in its terminology when talking about vaccines. Using language that evokes more violent reactions like "jabs" instead of more clinical terms like "shots" primes some uninformed readers to perceive the rest of the article's information in a certain way. I wonder how just how effective using charged terminology can be for fake news. This is just another reason why media literacy is so important now.

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  5. AnonymousNovember 1, 2023 at 8:47 PM

    Hi Chloe! It is so frustrating sometimes when people refuse to look at real facts, but rather use articles like this to base their opinions on. I can't say I'd trust an article that refers to vaccines as jabs or encourages you to do something illegal as you mentioned. I know not everyone will do their research, but I hope more do than don't.
    Alexis Carson

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  6. Adrian AlcantaraNovember 5, 2023 at 9:06 AM

    Hi Chloe! It is annoying to see articles that are very important to today's medicine, such as COVID-19, being fake. I'm sure if the article was true then COVID-19 wouldn't have been approved for use by the FDA. However, publishing a new article like this, some may not even read the article, just read the title and never take the vaccine, ultimately harming themselves when they end up contracting COVID-19.

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