xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ArdanianRight If you think that's best for you that's fine. It's your choice. As for the long-term effects of SARS and MERS, it appears to only be severe if you had a severe case of the disease. I believe that the long term effects of COVID will be less severe given that it is less deadly than SARS and MERS. And people are 70-80% less likely to contract COVID in the first place if their Vitamin D levels are adequate. which is why I've been spending more time outside and taking supplements.

Plus, at least we know what the long term effects of other human coronaviruses are while we don't know the long term effects of mRNA gene therapies. Prions related diseases as a possible side effect seems to be much more severe and is enough to steer me away from it. Also, female sterilization was speculated by scientists as a possible side effect due to the immune system attacking the protein HERV which is homogeneous to the spike proteins in the virus (this wouldn't happen if they achieved immunity naturally as the virus doesn't have the same DNA as your cells) and now we are seeing woman having miscarriages and abnormal periods.

@ArdanianRight I believe you. The short-term side effects mostly happen to those with antibodies to glycol which you apparently don't have, but it takes years to learn the long-term side effects of these shots. Prions created by zinc enzymes from the mRNA strands is still a concern and we won't have data on that for years to come.

https://scivisionpub.com/pdfs/covid19-rna-based-vaccines-and-the-risk-of-prion-disease-1503.pdf

@ArdanianRight I'm not antivax. In fact, we would probably have better vaccines if we actually had a free market.

@dielan At least George Lucas admits that Dune was a huge inspiration.