Actually, no, I don't think we all agree that the basis of the concerns have been low. For one thing, just a short list of claims that have already been debunke

Actually, no, I don't think we all agree that the basis of the concerns have been low. For one thing, just a short list of claims that have already been debunked. 1. mRNA will not cause changes across the body and will stay only in the injection sitre. Finding: False. mRNA traces are being found even in the heart and the brain tissues. 2. mRNA will not be transferred from a pregnant mother to the baby in the womb or via breast milk Finding: False. mRNA traces are being found in babies in the womb and also in breast milk. There are no conclusive studies on what this does to bodies of these babies. 3. mRNA will not permanently alter the DNA of those being injected. Finding: False. DNA is indeed altered.