I would imagine that since myocarditis was a thing before the vax came out, that yes, people who do not get the jab may get myocarditis by some other means. But that's not the same as what's being stated or asked here.
Sure, the jab causes myocarditis - we all know that. However, does it cause myocarditis 100% of the time?
I would imagine that since myocarditis was a thing before the vax came out, that yes, people who do not get the jab may get myocarditis by some other means. But that's not the same as what's being stated or asked here.
Sure, the jab causes myocarditis - we all know that. However, does it cause myocarditis 100% of the time?
50% of the time it causes it 100%
50% of the time it causes it 100%
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