Originally Posted by
Mesabah
There are three things I don't like about the mRNA vaccines
1. Mishandling the vaccine ruins the quality of it
2. The lipid delivery system might have adverse effects on the liver over time
3. You have to be exposed to the virus to get an additional level of T-cell training that the viral vector already gives you. Thus, the people taking the mRNA might still be able to spread the virus, or another variant of it.
There has been a lot of nonsense about DNA manipulation, that has no basis in fact. That shouldn't be a consideration in which vaccine you should get.
Number 3 is just false. Studies are showing good T cell memory and no likelihood to spread the disease. Number 2 is true only if this requires frequent yearly boosters of multiple vaccines.