Brazilian singer/songwriter Gera Brito; Argentinian bodybuilder (& mom of 2) Johana Colla (died hours after placing 2nd in competition); Chilean footballer Arturo Vidal's father; and many more
Some general remarks about this post that might also apply to all your past and future posts:
1) You characterized the two car accidents in Brazil as vaxxidents. You attributed their deaths to the vaccine without at least checking if the victims were vaccinated or not (e.g. combing their social media like thecovidblog.com does in all their sudden deaths reporting). Maybe it is too much to ask for a University professor.
2) If a news article about someone's death doesn't mention their age or their cause of death, then you assume that the vaccines were the cause of death. Great logic! Not. Different factors could explain their deaths other than the vaccine.
3) If someone took the vaccine and died x amount of time later, then no matter how the person died, you assume the vaccine was the ultimate cause of death. You should look into the logical fallacy "correlation doesn't mean causation".
Here are some links that might help you to be a better critical thinker:
This Brazilian politician expired Oct. 10th, after 4 shots (plus flu shot). https://www.bitchute.com/video/AZRm91QZOY8G/
Some general remarks about this post that might also apply to all your past and future posts:
1) You characterized the two car accidents in Brazil as vaxxidents. You attributed their deaths to the vaccine without at least checking if the victims were vaccinated or not (e.g. combing their social media like thecovidblog.com does in all their sudden deaths reporting). Maybe it is too much to ask for a University professor.
2) If a news article about someone's death doesn't mention their age or their cause of death, then you assume that the vaccines were the cause of death. Great logic! Not. Different factors could explain their deaths other than the vaccine.
3) If someone took the vaccine and died x amount of time later, then no matter how the person died, you assume the vaccine was the ultimate cause of death. You should look into the logical fallacy "correlation doesn't mean causation".
Here are some links that might help you to be a better critical thinker:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_causation
- https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-critical-thinking-health/dont-fall-vaers-scare-tactic
- https://abcnews.go.com/Health/post-vaccination-deaths-dont-covid-19-vaccine-deadly/story?id=75524209
- https://science.howstuffworks.com/innovation/science-questions/10-correlations-that-are-not-causations.htm