TweetWe were just talking about this today at the gym.
Supposedly this vaccine has been in the works for the last 10 years. So I’m not sure why the whole rush and push if it was already made. Maybe it was never perfected , who knows.
But I for one will not take a vaccine like this unless I’m in my death bed. There’s not enough testing and there has been so much controversy with people shown on social media, receiving the shot but the plunger never pressed in, side affects either short term or long term cannot really be graphed, so I’ll keep it in mind.
Something has got to give , I don’t know how much more people can take. Civil War is prob the only thing we will get out of this. People are fed up.

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Originally Posted by Torres

Supposedly this vaccine has been in the works for the last 10 years.

Not specifically this vaccine but the mRNA vaccines in general. I will not take it. They are injecting synthetic cellular instructions for our cells. Who knows the long term ramifications.

RNA-based vaccines—such as those developed by Pfizer/BioNTech and American biotechnology company Moderna—do not introduce an antigen, but instead inject a short sequence of synthetic messenger RNA (mRNA) that is enclosed in a specially engineered lipid nanoparticle. This mRNA provides cells with instructions to produce the virus antigen themselves.

Once the mRNA from a vaccine is in our body, for example, it “instructs” the protein synthesis machinery in our cells, which normally generates proteins from the mRNAs that derive from our genes, to produce a piece of the SARS-CoV-2 virus spike protein. Since the SARS-CoV-2 virus spike protein is foreign to our bodies, our bodies will then make antibodies that inactivate the protein.