Am I an asshole for telling someone they were lying about people they know who died from the covid vaccine?

[Nicholas1302]

I saw an anti vax post on Facebook, and one of the comments said that the vaccines cause myocarditis. I said that myocarditis from the vaccine is rare, and you're more likely to develop it following a covid infection which is true. Their response was "i know 5 people who died from myocarditis caused by the vaccine" im wiling to bet all my savings that's not true, so I said "I highly doubt that". Is that insensitive even though they are most likely lying to make an argument?

[petitedollbabee]

I wouldn’t say you are an asshole, but you are indeed ignorant. Heart problems were/are a common side effect of the Covid vaccine, it’s just not talked about often. Every type of vaccine has common side effects that aren’t spoken about much. One of my friends ended up hospitalised for a month after getting his 2nd Covid vaccine, due to repeated close calls with heart attacks - even though he was in his late 20’s and perfectly healthy before the vaccine. I have another friend who went to hospital multiple times after her first booster Covid jab, due to heart palpitations. And I myself experienced heart palpitations for 8 months after my first Covid vaccine, resulting in me not getting a 2nd one or any boosters. There have been many deaths directly as a result of the Covid vaccines, but this is the case with every vaccine too. There will always be that 1 person in a million who has a bad reaction to a vaccine and dies. But that doesn’t mean that you are anti-vax for bringing attention to it. I am not anti-vax, I am up to date with all other vaccines and so is my child. But I’m not ignorant and I don’t ignore the very real side effects that come from vaccines, including the Covid one.


People die from vaccines, but people should still get them. 1 person amongst 1 million people will die, but the other 99.99% of that million will be protected. It is a worthwhile sacrifice.

[beenherebefore]

You're definitely not an asshole. I'd like to know what kind of proof that person has to say such ting with their chest open SMH.

[Lliam]

How would covid cause myocarditis?
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory tract illnesses in humans, not organ or vascular damage.

It is well known that the jabs have caused myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clots, strokes, neurological damage and many other horrible things, not to mention cancer.

Young athletes suddenly dropping dead are a regular occurrence since 2021 when before, it was almost unheard of.

Tens of thousands of people who received the jabs world wide have died or been permanently disabled, but the manufacturers, CDC, WHO, politicians and media who all pushed the jabs cover up the information in order to cover their asses.

It is not conspiracy theory to understand the harmful effects of the jabs. The conspiracy was in lying about their safety and efficacy, and engaging in a campaign to terrorize people about the danger of covid.

[Nicholas1302]

Cancer? Bs and you know it. Health issues caused by the covid vaccine is rare. The benefits outweigh the risk.

[Lliam]

LOL. VAERS doesn't agree, and even their data is vastly under reported.

[mrkdvsn]

I think the best thing to do is to go ahead and express your opinion about this subject, or any subject, and just be sure to include a phrase like "in my own personal opinion", and also encourage them to do their own research on the subject.

I personally strive to avoid talking about controversial subjects while I'm out in public.

[slatyb]

No, you are completely correct. You are never an asshole for telling someone the truth, assuming you aren insulting them.