NFL player Damar Hamlin collapses during game; suffers cardiac arrest

[Master]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

Yes but if anybody says the reason why they will be labeled a conspiracy theorist

[TitoFan]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

In Hamlin's case you can't yet rule out the possibility that the tackle caused a blunt trauma to the chest in a manner that triggered a reaction to an underlying condition.

But I'm no doctor... and will refrain from speculating further.

[TIC]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

[Beanz]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

[TIC]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

you still don't understand burden of proof larry

[Beanz]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

you still don't understand burden of proof larry

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[TIC]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

you still don't understand burden of proof larry

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now run along larry & learn what burden of proof is

[Beanz]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

you still don't understand burden of proof larry

I think being a formal legal case worker I absolutely understand what the burden of proof refers to and how in virtually every case you bring up and claim something untoward has happened, that burden rests with you. You are always questioning widely accepted and proven facts without actually ever bringing any facts of your own to the table. You can't even accept your own rules of engagement when they are quoted back at you.

[TIC]

Are we seeing more of these heart attacks now? There have been numerous footballers that have had a attack and had to retire because of heart issues nowadays.

that's a good question to ask. well done. to me there certainly seems to be a lot of what i would consider young & generally healthy people having health issues in recent times. i have already mention a friend of mine that had a heart attack not that long ago & i personally know three other guys all under forty that have had heart issues recently & several other people who i had previously considered to be in good health, who are now a lot more ill & unhealthier than they have ever been. now the causes of this unhealthiness in supposedly young, healthy people could be numerous but it is something to keep an eye on. from my own experience i will add that my health is probably the best it's ever been

how have you verified their claims to be true? can you please provide your processes so i can verify them as true for myself? i'm not saying it is not a possibility but i am not just going to believe secondhand information, so i'll wait for the processes you have verified to be true that support your statement of damning evidence, unless you want to admit you are just believing something

you still don't understand burden of proof larry

I think being a formal legal case worker I absolutely understand what the burden of proof refers to and how in virtually every case you bring up and claim something untoward has happened, that burden rests with you. You are always questioning widely accepted and proven facts without actually ever bringing any facts of your own to the table. You can't even accept your own rules of engagement when they are quoted back at you.

if you make a claim that something is real then the burden of proof is on you to prove that claim is true. burden of proof is so simple & yet you struggle with it's simplicity. i question things that can't be proven to be true larry. i don't question provable facts because everyone can verify a fact larry. are you agreeing with nosavingbythebell that this incident was caused due to an effect from the convid jab? that is what his post implied, so i feel it is right to get those claims verified don't you larry? it could be a possibility, as could trauma from the tackle, as could numerous other possibilities be the cause. you & i will never know the real cause but if these incidents become a regular thing among the supposed young & healthy then the causes might need to be revisited

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Here's a nice synopsis

https://www.infowars.com/posts/whats...l-compilation/

[Spicoli]

Here's a nice synopsis

https://www.infowars.com/posts/whats...l-compilation/

Dunno. Sounds like speculative spam pop up horseshat from exactly the place you'd expect it from. It's like magic

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Pretty damning evidence already out of Germany, Japan, Denmark, Sweden etc. .... Something wrecked their immune systems/hearts, etc and it wasn't covid. Really nice substacks from McCullouch and Steve Kirsch and Robert Malone and guys like Zelenko and let us not forget the icing on the cake from Michael Yeadon

[TitoFan]

Can it be just an NFL football player that suffered a traumatic blow to the chest and went into cardiac arrest?

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Can it be just an NFL football player that suffered a traumatic blow to the chest and went into cardiac arrest?

Yes