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> The mRNA vaccines turn your body into a spike
> protein producing factory. They inject you with
> the very element that has killed and injured those
> who had the disease itself.
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No, they inject you with a "program" that teaches parts of certain
cells to make the S proteins. Since the vaccine cant reproduce the
manufacture only lasts a short time after which the immune system has
learned what an S-protein looks like and has hopefully created antibodies that
can attach to useful places on the spike so the virus is either screwed up
or tag it so killer cells can come in and eat it before it gets into a lung
cell.
You need at least a 2nd booster to lock that in even for a limited time.
As for "the inject you with the very element" ROTFL.
That is what the LAST 200 YEARS OF VACCINES HAS BEEN ALL ABOUT.
Living things have the ability to learn various things.
In some cases this ability is (obviously) only theoretical.
But they have to at least see what harms them in order to overcome it.
Vaccines do what Nature does except more safely. People are getting
COVID and if they don't get a severe case and die then they develop
some immunity to it at the cost of some organ damage -- e.g. lung
cells destroyed and mid- to long-term breathlessness or worse.
Take a look at a COVID patient's lung xrays sometime. Some of them
look like Swiss cheese and those are not even the worst cases.
Vaccines of one type or another introduce the disease in some safe form
that allows the immune system to learn their job without severe damage
to other parts of the body.
For one mRNS vaccine they document for some agegroups maybe 30 severe
reactions in 1 million vaccinations.
The US so far has seen 129000 significant cases of COVID per million
population and 2100 deaths per million population -- i.e. around 70
times more dangerous than getting vaccinated.
In Kansas those odds go up to 300000 per million for sigificant symptoms
and 4500 per million for death -- 150x times more dangerous than the vaccine.
And the epidemic is likely only 1/2 way through even now.