Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Immunology of mRNA vaccines" video.

  1. I did as well, because I read a description on the MIT website of how these mRNA vaccines work. First of all, I had symptoms of COVID in March 2020, and no test was available to me because I had not been outside the country or in close contact with anyone who had been outside the country -- though I had been very close to a known hotspot, and in lots of crowds shopping for groceries in advance of the shutdowns, in one case standing close to a woman who worked in a major hospital. So, I never found out for sure whether I had COVID. Second, after reading the MIT description, I decide to use the J & J vaccine instead. I could not find anyone who was offering it, and then it was pulled for a short time, because it had caused blood clots to the brain. That did it. I started asking questions. Those questions were met with the greatest derision and flat-out hatred that I have ever experienced, and that is saying a lot. Thats when I knew something was very wrong with this picture.
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  2. Fear. Fear and selfishness.
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  3. We were never told these mRNA COVID vaccines had been tested on animals having a short lifespan, so that they could be observed throughout an entire life cycle, to see what would happen to their pups. Isn't that what we used to do with laboratory rats and mice? Why wasn't this done here?
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