tquick67675
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While I never mentioned intelligence, I consider Malone another source of misinformation. From Wikipedia:
Malone was criticized for propagating misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic, notably making unsupported claims about the alleged toxicity of spike proteins generated by some COVID vaccines.
And... he did not create the mRNA vaccine. Do some more research.
Your argument is based on semantics and not fact. It's like saying Henry Ford didn't create the automotive assembly line only because the assembly line has changed and evolved over the years. Malone literally invented the process with which RNA is introduced into cells. He has spent his entire career as a pro-vaccine Doctor but has concerns about this vaccine for THIS virus. Why? Because in past animal trials with coronaviruses it has caused reproductive issues (the toxicity you refer to) and in the case of SARS (a coronavirus) killed the test subjects.
He is also not claiming that at-risk groups should not be getting it. He IS claiming that we shouldn't be giving it to healthy adults and CHILDREN.
At the end of the day, this should be a personal choice and neither side of the discussion (especially not a key person such as this) should be muted.
I am sure one word is out of place and you'll claim misinformation. Seems to be the way of the world these days.