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Originally Posted by timun
Yes, let's. They're a hazard to themselves, their patients, and society at large.
Obviously the training didn't sink in, because a health care professional would have to forget everything they ever learned about epidemiology to choose to not get vaccinated. That they "don't trust the medical science" is demonstrable proof of gross incompetence.
Frankly, they deserve to be fired.
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Thank you!
It never ceases to amaze me how some health care professionals choose be willfully ignorant about COVID-19 and the MRNA vaccines. All you have to do is look what's in the vaccine to understand its safety.
The vaccine contains, in order of % content, water, salt, PEG3350 (the laxative most commonly recommended by doctors), and the MRNA that codes for the production of the COVID-19 spike protein. Certain cells in your immune system take up that mRNA, and it is transported to those cells' ribosomes (the organelle that produces proteins), and they begin to produce the spike protein and express it on their surface for the rest of the immune system to see, resulting in the production of long-lasting antibodies and the production of immune cells that "remember" the spike protein so that they can respond to it more quickly if they see it again. That's it. If you have an adverse reaction to a dose of the vaccine, it's either from a rare anaphylactic reaction to PEG3350, from the breaking of the skin with a needle and the injection of something into your muscle (causing limited local trauma and rare infections), or from a reaction to the spike protein. Because the only "active ingredient" in the vaccine is the spike protein nMRA, there literally isn't anything else that the vaccine can do to you.
COVID-19 is everywhere. You literally can't go anywhere without potentially being exposed to it. It is my firm belief that anyone who has any direct physical contact with the outside world will be exposed to it. And it is highly infectious, so everyone who is exposed to it will get it, unless they are immune due to previous infection or the vaccine, and even some of the latter will still get it (though less severely due to at least partial immunity).
You know what happens when you get COVID-19? It injects its mRNA into your cells and forces them to produce all of the proteins and mRNA strands that are needed to assemble more viral particles, including the spike protein. And then those viral proteins and mRNA strands are assembled into more COVID-19 particles, which then infect more cells, causing an ongoing production of more and more of the spike protein. And because the body is producing much more spike protein with a COVID-19 infection than from a vaccination, all of the adverse reactions that can happen with the vaccine also happen to people who get COVID-19, except with a much higher incidence and severity in those who get the infection.
If people can accept the inevitability of being exposed to and being vulnerable to infection from COVID-19, then they need to also accept the inevitability that their bodies will produce the spike protein. It's not a question of if, but when, how much, and under what circumstances.
As I have opined above, aside from very rare cases of PEG3350 anaphylaxis, all of the possible severe (but rare) outcomes from immunization with an mRNA vaccine result from the body producing the spike protein (presumably because it causes an inflammatory reaction, and may have some cross-reactivity with proteins in and around the heart and lungs, in particular). But if there is no way to avoid COVID-19, all we can truly decide is the manner in which our bodies are producing the protein. In the case of the vaccine, a fixed amount of the spike protein mRNA is administered. The mRNA coding for the rest of the virus is absent, so no virus particles can be assembled, and no more mRNA can be produced. Once the spike protein mRNA is broken down, there is no more viral mRNA, so there is nothing to tell your cells to produce more spike protein. But if you get infected, the cycle of spike protein and mRNA production goes on and on and on, for days and sometimes weeks. So the only choice we truly have is between having our bodies produce the spike protein in a limited way that we control, or surrendering our bodies to produce it in a way that is controlled by the virus. Unless you're a hermit who is completely self-sufficient and self-contained, with no contact with the outside world, there is no third option.
People should think of it like this: if they had a malignant melanoma that would kill them if not removed, and they had to choose someone to remove it, would they choose a plastic surgeon, or a serial killer? Yes, there is a small chance that something bad could happen if they chose the surgeon to remove it. But the risk is mitigated by the training and the motivation of the surgeon. Would anyone prefer to take their chances with the serial killer instead?
Because that's what COVID-19 is. A serial killer.