...when you inform a newly vax’d person of the CV19 serum that 3 of the 4 are not actually “vaccines” but, MRNA (gene therapy). I felt bad when I saw the look on his face, the embarrassment that followed was uncomfortable when they realized what they did. He was angry he wasn’t able to get the J&J offering after this conversation. It was a painful talk but, necessary. People need to be informed. Doctors shouldn’t offer it to unknowing patients as if it was a flu shot. Ill keep doing my part.
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J&J is not a vaccine either. (I think its almost identical to the Astrazeneca one).
It takes an adenovirus, alters its DNA to express the SARS-cov-2 protein on its surface and so that it doesn't itself replicate (as a whole virus). I don't really have a problem with this part of it. It also however then gets into the cell and injects the DNA for the SARS-cov-2 spike protein into the nucleus, encouraging the machinery to make an mRNA that will go into the cytosol and from there its basically the same as the other mRNA immunotherapies.
Unlike the mRNA vaccines the J&J can alter endogenous DNA (your genome), or at least it has a much, much higher probability of doing so. It is still not likely, and it is a completely useless means of trying to alter DNA in a controlled fashion in an organism, but in this case it is not impossible for it to happen in a cell unlike the mRNA vaccines (a common but baseless fear of them).
I don't see this vaccine as worse per se, but it is certainly not better (in theory).
Having said that, the only way to know which are better is through experimentation. Using the entire human population as the test is not an appropriate path.
Edit: I should note that just because these CAN alter DNA, doesn't mean they will. For most people not a single cell will incorporate these spike protein DNA into their genome (it will be broken down before that happens). For those rare few where it does happen, it will only happen in a single cell. That cell will then most likely be killed by the immune system (since that's the desired response). Even if it isn't killed, its extremely unlikely to be altered in a stem cell, and even less likely to be altered in the germline. So even though its not impossible like the mRNA vaccines, its still so unlikely that to fear it is unreasonable. Fearing a lion attack in the arctic is more reasonable.
But add that risk to 8,000,000,000 people and who knows what could happen from the shot. It’s not a small sample size they are playing with.
So lets say that this protein from the vaccine gets added to the germline. Its unlikely, but across the entire population its not impossible. The same thing could happen with many viruses. In fact, a whole lot of our genes ARE from viruses. Viruses are one of natures ways to transfer genes. It is very unlikely for it to happen from the actual SARS virus because SARS is an RNA virus. However, many viruses are DNA viruses (the nonmodified adenovirus that is the base for the J&J is one such virus). The outcome of such an event would probably have one of two effects.
(There are other possible outcomes, but this is close enough for this discussion).
This is how biology works. Its very likely one of the factors in how every species came to be. It actually happens all the time, where by all the time its extremely rare, but over a billion years across quadrillions (or more) of life forms it causes amazing diversity. It is a basic part of biological evolution.
My point is, even if it happens to one or more persons its not something to worry about because these things happen all the time (on an evolutionary scale).
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
The vaccine falls under the “courage to change the things I can”
You are correct. You do not have to take the vaccine. In my opinion you should fight by every legal and moral path you possess to not take any of them (future data may change my mind, if we are ever not lied to about it).
My only real point was you don't have to fear for the future genetics of the human race because of them. That doesn't mean they won't do OTHER things where that is not the case. It only means, that for any of these vaccines, that is not a reasonable fear.