Lead Foil Hat XVI wrote:
2 Risks work being conservative for:
1.) We don't have long term data on the safety of these vaccines and now all study controls have been vaccinated so we never will; the unvaccinated in the population are now the only controls left. There are serious concerns about these mRNA approaches instigating autoimmune disease in people that would not be subject to the severe infection that might also cause AI disease
2.) This virus is endemic, meaning we will non eradicate it. Vaccinating the young and everyone that is healthy will only force the virus around the vaccine....then the vaccine will no longer protect the elderly. The current approach of trying to achieve 100% vax rates is a massive and likely intentional mistake; it must be stopped before it is too late. It may already be too late.
We don't have long term data on COVID, which is proven to be worse than the vaccine in the short term in every way. Even stuff like myocarditis happens more often in people from COVID than the vaccine. The paper you posted hypothesizes that SARS-CoV-2 might cause autoimmunity... it makes little sense to be terrified of the vaccine if you assume the virus is endemic and thus will infect everyone in a relatively short time frame.
Every fearmongering point about the vaccines is MUCH more applicable to the virus, which delivers a self-replicating dose of all those scary antigens for weeks.
Again, there is little evidence that mass vaccination will cultivate immune escape variants. This has never happened during widespread vaccination campaigns. There are many factors at play for viral infection and immune response so making blanket statements like you do is naive.