[E. Pluribus Unum]

The “vaccines” alter your DNA.

There is no fixing that.

[Flaming Conservative]

If DNA can be altered, couldn’t they come up with something else to alter it away, as it were?

[US_MilitaryRules]

Just tell them to alter it back! Problem solved right here on FR! Next!

[ChessExpert]

Bright idea:

“Hey, let’s instruct your body’s organs to make spike proteins. What could go wrong?”

I find it ironic that people, who would never eat genetically modified organism (GMO) food, rushed out and became a genetically modified organism.

[TexasGator]

“The “vaccines” alter your DNA.”.

Absolutely false.

[TexasGator]

“The “vaccines” alter your DNA.”

That’s the most powerful presentation of evidence I have ever heard.

[TexasGator]

“The “vaccines” alter your DNA.”

FALSE

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Pros and Cons of DNA and RNA Vaccines
DNA and RNA vaccines are touted for their cost effectiveness and ability to be developed more quickly than traditional, protein vaccines.

Traditional vaccines often rely on actual viruses or viral proteins grown in eggs or cells, and can take years and years to develop.3 DNA and RNA vaccines, on the other hand, can be made more readily available because they rely on genetic code—not a live virus or bacteria. This also makes them cheaper to produce.

“The advantage over protein vaccines—in principle, not necessarily in practice—is that if you know what protein you want to end up expressing in the body, it’s very easy to synthesize a messenger RNA and then inject it into people,” Gennaro says. “Proteins are a little more finicky as molecules, whereas the nucleic acid [DNA and RNA] is a much simpler structure.”

But with any health advancement comes potential risk. Gennaro says that with a DNA vaccine, there is always a risk it can cause a permanent change to the cell’s natural DNA sequence.

“Usually, there are ways in which DNA vaccines are made that try to minimize this risk, but it’s a potential risk,” she says. “Instead, if you inject mRNA, it cannot get integrated into the genetic material of a cell. It is also ready to be translated into protein.”

Because no DNA vaccine is currently approved for human use, there is still much to learn about their effectiveness. With two mRNA vaccines approved for emergency use, they are much closer to full approval and licensing by the FDA.

https://www.verywellhealth.com/rna-vs-dna-vaccine-5082285

[TexasGator]

"The “vaccines” alter your DNA."

FALSE!

[alexander_busek]

The “vaccines” alter your DNA. There is no fixing that.

Aw, come on! Tain't so bad, once you get used to it!

Regards,

[Does so]

“The ‘vaccines’ alter your DNA”

J&J vaccines weren’t mRNA.