[Republican Wildcat]

It carries the mRNA which tells the body to make the spike protein. Tell me how the spike protein gets into cells away from the injection site when those cells don’t have an ACE2 receptor, and/or when the spike protein created at the behest of the mRNA has two consecutive prolines so it can bind with the ACE2 receptor but not enter the cell...

You tell us - since that isn't even part of the process. The protein doesn't "enter" a cell in the vaccination process.

[grey_whiskers]

Here's a shorter video which explains it all, in just over a minute.

There are multiple sets of experimental results showing either lipid nanocapsules, or spike protein, in the blood, or in tissues, all over the body, following the injection.

In mice, in living humans, in human autopsies.

Your assertion that the protein doesn't "enter" the cell in the vaccination process is WRONG. It disagrees with experiment.