You didn’t answer my question.
Your response sounds like the end justifies the means. I’ve heard it before. The American left used that type of reasoning often to defend communism in the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union murdered about 60 million people. Was it worth it? Well, they got a lot of nukes and a lot of tanks. Also a lot of poor people and a lot of drunks. Bad deal in my opinion.
Fauci said something to the effect that gain of function research could lead to a pandemic, but it would be worth the risk to advance science. He funded GOF at the Wuhan Institute of virology and indeed we got the pandemic. Many more have died from the experimental mRNA vaccine. All these deaths on a promise? Bad deal in my opinion.
ChessExpert wrote: “You didn’t answer my question.”
If it makes you feel better, ‘No, the only mRNA vaccines I’ve received are the COVID vaccines. Now, explain why that is important.
ChessExpert wrote: “Your response sounds like the end justifies the means.”
There is no rational explanation as to why you confuse my response with defense of communism.
ChessExpert wrote: “Fauci said something to the effect that gain of function research could lead to a pandemic, but it would be worth the risk to advance science. He funded GOF at the Wuhan Institute of virology and indeed we got the pandemic.”
How is that relevant to whether the vaccines are gene therapy?
ChessExpert wrote: “ Many more have died from the experimental mRNA vaccine. All these deaths on a promise? Bad deal in my opinion.”
The COVID virus has killed millions world wide. The mRNA vaccines are not experimental and they have saved millions of lives.