They just keep dropping like flies. Wanna bet he took Covid jab? Booster? Just ask. You'll see the pattern. My friend knows family with 2 college kids forced to take Covid booster. Both now dead of turbo cancer. You think that's normal? I don't.
DAILYMAIL.CO.UK Ex-MLB star dead at 37 after suffering heart attack while driving
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This is what happens when people can't understand that shit just happens sometimes. Young people die from heart attacks and cancer, there's no big reason for it, it just happens.
Also what the hell is turbo cancer?
@Juxtaposition #240739
They just keep dropping like flies.
Ignoring all the people who died suddenly well before Covid shots became available. Including athletes, obviously.
A few years ago, someone said ‘I got the Pfizer’.
So at least Don Old Fart showed some sanity , Dwayne.
They just keep dropping like flies.
Blue Oyster Cult did the song “Don’t Fear The Reaper” with its line about “40,000 men and women everyday” dying back in 1976. I’ve heard (where from, I don’t recall) that was a low estimate at the time, and I don’t know what the number is today. Probably considerably more, but then you have take into consideration that there are literally BILLIONS more people on the planet now then there were almost 50 years ago. That’s a kinda long-winded way to say that I don’t think people are “dropping like flies” any more than they’ve been in the past.
@Creativerealms #240805
This is why anti-vaxxers piss me off. They take any death and accuse the Vax of killing them. They don't even know or care if the dead person is vaccinated.
They don’t even wait until the person is actually dead sometimes! I remember Damar Hamlin, the NFL player who collapsed and had a cardiac arrest after taking a hard hit in a game back in 2023. I saw at least one quote on here of someone blaming that on vaccines. The one problem with that would be that he fully recovered and returned to playing in the NFL…
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