That hepatitis in kids has spread to 36 states and territories. It's totally not a bad batch of shot, not covid, and not related to the clotshot, you guys, half the kids weren't old enough for it. It's not like gene-transfering is a thing, especially from poorly made vaccines. Not. At. All. - Kotaku In Action 2

That hepatitis in kids has spread to 36 states and territories. It's totally not a bad batch of shot, not covid, and not related to the clotshot, you guys, half the kids weren't old enough for it. It's not like gene-transfering is a thing, especially from poorly made vaccines. Not. At. All. (archive.ph)

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– FrozeInFear 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

The linked article mentioned that most of the kids are under 5 years old, so they wouldn't be eligible for vexing.
We had some discussion of this when it was starting to be reported in the states: https://kotakuinaction2.win/p/15HbknY40W/x/c/
In the early reporting for the UK, they also ruled out the vexes. My theory right now is that the kids are catching vex shed by people around them in addition to infection by this adenovirus that the MSM is mostly focused on.

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– Grumman 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Your theory doesn't make sense. If you want to blame the COVID response then masking would be a more likely culprit.

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