Agreed. I just gave up on retaining my DNA after consideration of the above. I am a pure blood but got covid pneumonia in late October of '21. Spent 17 days in ICU. My experience is that if I had gone to the Dr before I got bad I may have prevented that hospitalization. I didn't because I didn't trust the medical establishment. I had in fact argued with my PC in the months before my hospitalization regarding my not getting the shot. I am still very against it and worry about my sons live in GF having been forced by her work to take the J&J. My daughter's live in BF is suffering from Covid right now and she continues to test negative promoting my concerns that she may have conceeded as well. My BF came out and asked her (via text) last night as my birthday is tomorrow and he was planning the outing. She avoided the question. All if this raises my fears if the impact on future generations. If someone was stupid enough to believe in the bad that us their problem but to change the DNA going forward is a crime so egregious that I can't fathom a punishment to promote justice.