Some of the info is true, but the post itself seems a bit overboard. These mRNA vaccines have never been approved for use in humans on a large scale. They are not FDA approved (only emergency approval was granted, which is not the same thing). The mRNA vaccines do work differently than traditional vaccines. Supposedly, your DNA isn't changed, they only trick your cells in to making a certain protein. At this stage in the game, there are many unknowns, and I'm certainly not going to be part of the experiment.
Also, the side effects from the 2nd shot are worse than actual covid for some people.
Some of the info is true, but the post itself seems a bit overboard. These mRNA vaccines have never been approved for use in humans on a large scale. They are not FDA approved (only emergency approval was granted, which is not the same thing). The mRNA vaccines do work differently than traditional vaccines. Supposedly, your DNA isn't changed, they only trick your cells in to making a certain protein. At this stage in the game, there are many unknowns, and I'm certainly not going to be part of the experiment.
Also, the side effects from the 2nd shot are worse than actual covid for some people.