These tweets - and the official statement - fraudulently cite overall rates, ignoring by-age rates. Ontario Health's official data found that 1-in-3800 Moderna vaccinations in 18-24 year olds cause myocardiatis. That's not "very rare". Failing to tell the public that is fraud. - Kotaku In Action 2

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These tweets - and the official statement - fraudulently cite overall rates, ignoring by-age rates. Ontario Health's official data found that 1-in-3800 Moderna vaccinations in 18-24 year olds cause myocardiatis. That's not "very rare". Failing to tell the public that is fraud. (twitter.com)

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– ailurus 9 points 3 years ago +9 / -0

I have no problem with them saying it is very rare. 1 in 3800 is, in fact, very rare.

However, the hospitalization rate for the virus among 18-29 year olds peaked ( according to the CDC ) at 6.3 per 100,000. Or, 0.24 per 3800. Which is even rarer - you are 4x more likely to get myocardiatis from the shot than you are to get sent to the hospital.

And since this whole mess started, Canada hasn't even hit even hit 100 deaths from people under 30 yet. So death is even even rarer.

Funny how they don't mention those risks as being super rare

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