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The risk of death from vaccine related myocarditis is ZERO. However there is a risk of dying if a teenager gets Covid, and thats not the only possible bad outcome if he or she gets infected. Furthermore the child is 60% more likely to spread the virus to others who may be more susceptible like his parents or grandparents. Getting vaccinated despite the tiny risk of heart involvement (about .0001%) is the SOCIALLY responsible thing to do.
Covidiots haven’t a clue about social responsibility because nearly all of them are too selfish to care about anyone but themselves.
Let us list the ways in which your objection is misleading, mistaken, and short-sighted:
1) The risk is vaccine initiated myocarditis is not zero, but it is unknown. As far as I know there is not a test that can differentiate between vaccine/non-vaccine caused myocarditis induced death.
2) For example, Simone Scott a first-year Northwestern University student, suffered a case of apparent myocarditis-induced heart failure on Sunday, May 16, despite extraordinary measures to save her, including a heart transplant, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. Her story:
Simone got two shots. After the first she had severe side effects but recovered. After the second she again had severe side effects and became progressively and severely fatigued, seeing doctors three times over three days. On Sunday, May 16. Simone texted her father that she was too dizzy to get out of bed or eat. Her mother packed a bag and began the drive from Ohio to Illinois. Her dad called campus police and asked them to check on her.
They found Simone unable to walk and called an ambulance to take her to nearby North Shore Hospital. Her mother appeared, the doctor telling her that her daughter had gone into heart failure as she was being transported to the hospital and needed immediate surgery for a balloon pump. She was diagnosed Simone with myocarditis - heart inflammation.
The implant failed, and on May 23 he got a transplant. But that too eventually failed at she died on June 11. The parents attempted to get her case reported to VAERS but the doctors seemed ambivalent about doing so (and its unclear that they did).
Of course there is no "test" that says her heart inflammation was natural or vaccine induced treatment, but if myocarditis is up to 200x greater than background in vaccinated persons within 7 - 14 days after 2nd dosage it's clearly the most likely reason.
3) The data, which is likely 1/8th of actuals are reported to VAERS, and it shows a substantial number of deaths subsequent to COVID vaccinations from various known and unknown induced causes. Moreover outside the system there is statistical evidence of 10s or 100s of thousands of deaths shortly after the second dosage.
So no, it a person falls within the 99.97 to 99.99 percent rate of those age groups that don't get a life threatening case of COVID, its insane to get a vaccination.