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There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause cancer, lead to recurrence, or lead to disease progression. Furthermore, COVID-19 vaccines do not change your DNA (i.e., your genetic code).

Apparently the Moderna vaccine can cause cancer.

Can you put down the politics for a second

This happened.

The fuck are you talking about?

Is dis your excuse for voting Trump?

If not for my fathers condition, I would not have taken any of the vaccines. Could be a coincidence but ever since I've got them I get sick way more often too

[citation needed]

Not anti-vaccine but this lady at work was telling me how it gave her cancer.

Can you put down the politics for a second

the Moderna vaccine increases your protein count in your blood, normally your body fights off the extra protein.

I am 5 times vaxxed and I am just as healthy as was in 2919

Basically what her doctors are telling her that the Moderna vaccine increases your protein count in your blood, normally your body fights off the extra protein.

It is 175% a coincidence.

See, I wasn't against the vaccines, but I WAS against how fast it was pushed out without more testing

True, but like other vaccines there's a slim chance for a small amount of people to have adverse reactions to it.

Instead of immediately disregarding and attacking any discussion, it would be better to keep an open mind until studies could maybe be done to explain the grave situation.

Regardless of vaccine or not, a woman has cancer (if the story itself is true) but the first thought is to jeer and mock

True, but like other vaccines there's a slim chance for a small amount of people to have adverse reactions to it.

Instead of immediately disregarding and attacking any discussion, it would be better to keep an open mind until studies could maybe be done to explain the grave situation.

Regardless of vaccine or not, a woman has cancer (if the story itself is true) but the first thought is to jeer and mock

Common misconception. There was more, and stricter, testing done in those two years then you would get normally. The reason why other vaccines are slower to come out is budgeting and manpower: Because the pandemic was such an emergency, R&D on the vaccine got budget out the ass and far more hours per worker on the job.

True, but like other vaccines there's a slim chance for a small amount of people to have adverse reactions to it.

Instead of immediately disregarding and attacking any discussion, it would be better to keep an open mind

a woman has cancer (if the story itself is true) but the first thought is to jeer and mock

Yeah, someone definitely get the bingo card.

I just took my shots because I had to

Quick to label and attack and I'm doing neither

Damn

Quick to label and attack and I'm doing neither

Damn

I know it looks like a sealion, but, like... it's not necessarily a sealion. This can totally blow up in my face later, but I think the slim chance is enough to be uncomfortable about attacking someone.

Pfizer master race checking in

I know it looks like a sealion, but, like... it's not necessarily a sealion. This can totally blow up in my face later, but I think the slim chance is enough to be uncomfortable about attacking someone.

So when you hear 'keep an open mind' for the 15,738th time when scare story after scare story has been debunked and disproven? Yeah, it gets a bit wearing.