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originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: dug88
The simple truth is ..... nobody knows. The people who made it don't know....the people selling it don't know........and worst of all, in time, the people who will coerce us to take it don't know.......And why don't they know, because in the rush to make money, there hasn't been enough testing....in fact it would be fair to say, in comparison to the average vaccine, this one has had little to none.
If you're 50 years or younger you should not be exposed to any of the current mRNA vaccines.
originally posted by: TEOTWAWKIAIFF
a reply to: chr0naut
As I understand it, DNA talks to RNA, which codes amino acids and proteins, from the “master copy” through mRNA. Yet DNA is always corrupted, like cancer, and propagates the bad codon sequence forward.
I am uncertain that messing with mRNA cannot alter DNA. And at the very least we have compromised ourselves.
If the mRNA Apocalypse comes true...
On this one, I am not sure. And given Pfizer’s history on, not just the Nazi stuff, but modern medicine, I have severe reservations (sorry to the First People out there but this me cutting to the point of my viewpoint...)
And remember the Past... it has been done before to get rid of a subset “problem population” so why would you trust today’s lawyers that run your government in our name??
We are the enemy!
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originally posted by: dug88
There's something I haven't heard much about that's got me thinking, the covid vaccine alters one's RNA to produce virus particles. What does this mean for future generations? Do these new altered genes get passed on to future offspring? How do these alterations affect potential children of vaccinated people?
originally posted by: TheAMEDDDoc
a reply to: ZombieZygote
I don’t have a choice, I work with Covid daily. My wife has to get it as a health care provider.