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Are these hack bastards going to apologize, admit they were wrong, or unban users citing the data used in this study months ago? Fucking duplicitous cunts.

Needle aspiration is just drawing back the plunger a tiny bit before pumping the syringe's contents into the body, if you've hit a vein (and not gone all the way through it to the other side) you'll draw blood, for some reason they taught nurses to stop doing this about 6 years ago but vets, dentists, and anesthesiologists still do it for obvious safety concerns.

Are these hack bastards going to apologize, admit they were wrong, or unban users citing the data used in this study months ago? Fucking duplicitous cunts. Needle aspiration is just drawing back the plunger a tiny bit before pumping the syringe's contents into the body, if you've hit a vein (and not gone all the way through it to the other side) you'll draw blood, for some reason they taught nurses to stop doing this about 6 years ago but vets, dentists, and anesthesiologists still do it for obvious safety concerns.

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There is a very small vein behind the delta muscle, direct at the bone - extremely hard to hit.

Myocarditis and platelet aggregation become a bigger problem with the second shot. This is when the body is already trained to produce a huge amount of antibodies as soon as the antigen is detected. For the blood clotting, they could already show that antibodies are the culprits, one type of antibodies binds to a region at the platelets that triggers their aggregation ("vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopaenia"): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03744-4

They haven't found the cause of the myocarditis yet, but I bet it is caused by antibodies too.