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I have seen such a list, trying to remember where...

I was having a discussion with my liberal friend about this topic and he was pointing out that this “misinformation is gaining steam from the anti-vax community”

Asking for PatNets help with some supporting data, if it exists and any comparisons between athletes dropping dead over the last several decades.

@BayArea here are a few:

https://www.the-sun.com/sport/5735053/sport-deaths-2022/

@BayArea

https://beforeitsnews.com/tea-party/2021/11/german-news-agency-compiles-a-list-of-75-european-athletes-who-have-died-suddenly-in-the-past-5-months-since-being-fully-vaccinated-hmmmm-2663790.html

https://www.alternativenarrative.net/2021/11/long-list-of-athletes-who-suddenly-died.html

https://freepressers.com/articles/grim-list-of-athletes-who-died-suddenly-keeps-growing

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2021/10/20/indiana-high-school-athletes-die-sudden-cardiac-arrest/5504764001/

BayArea says

I was having a discussion with my liberal friend about this topic and he was pointing out that this “misinformation is gaining steam from the anti-vax community”

Asking for PatNets help with some supporting data, if it exists and any comparisons between athletes dropping dead over the last several decades.

You'll have to cross-check pro athlete rosters against death records. Since neither is centralized in any way it's not a one-weekend project for sure.

The research I did to find the links above was only a few minutes, but yes, a really comprehensive list would take some work.

The data is out there. Deaths are hard to hide.

Patrick says

Deaths are hard to hide.

Impossible, I'd say, because death records is public info. At least in Western countries - in various Commie shitholes all bets are off.

"Public info" is often extremely difficult to get at, because the people in those offices may not want you to have it.

I discovered this when I tried to get house sale records with prices in San Mateo County. The real estate records office is staffed 100% by realtors who definitely do not want you to have an easy time getting that info. I was given a pencil and told I could look up specific properties one by one on the computer in their office, if I knew the address.

Then I also learned that the recorded price is often incorrect. What's actually recorded is the "transfer tax", which is a % of the sales price. There is nothing stopping you from overpaying the transfer tax if you want the next buyer to think you paid more than you really did. And in the other direction, buyer and seller often negotiate/conspire to report a lower sale price so that the buyer's property tax is lower, and the seller's taxable gain is smaller. That is usually accomplished by pushing a suitcase of cash under the table from buyer to seller.

@BayArea

https://twitter.com/alanhashem/status/1613746609044754434?ref_src=patrick.net

@alanhashem
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Is this what you call saving lives? Several kids are a similar age to your son, that died suddenly. Stop living in a state of denial, and come to terms with the fact it was the decision to get him vaxed that resulted in your son's death

1,226 young athletes dropping!

Ed Dowd published a whole book of sudden deaths:

https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/good-news-for-those-still-capable

Thanks for sharing Patrick, looks like that book is making its rounds and gaining visibility.