Thread by @ConcernedHk

I am goingto explain the different types of vaccines again so moronic #SingaporeMoH can understand why inactivated vaccines are bettet than mRNA vaccines for fast mutating viruses like #Covid19. mRNA vaccines is a sun-unit vaccine that instructs the body to create a specific

antibody that targets the S-protein of the virus, or the protein that effects infections. As the S-protein mutates (like in Covid), the vaccine quickly loses efficacy. New instructions have to be give to create or replace the antibodies. In other words, if someone is vaccinated

with a ineffectual mRNA vaccine and gets infected with a variant, they are as good as being UNPROTECTED. Inactivated virus vaccines are created using the WHOLE virus. It forces the body to create antibodies for every part of the virus, including those that are related to symptoms

and death. These vaccines are naturally less effective than subunit vaccines in preventing infection but are infinitely better at preventing severe symptoms and mortality. Think the fly vaccine. It is a IVV. Now in the real world, mRNA vaccines are going to be always behind

the curve because they are always playing catchup. IVV vaccines replicate infection so that the body ia prepared to fight any infection to prevent severity. Which do you want to take? I will always pick IVV.
Oh the long term effects of multiple mRNA vaccine shots has NEVER been

tested. In other words, no one has any idea of the consequences on the human immunity system from this new genetic approach. If you want to be a guinea pig, go ahead. I'll rather stick with a vaccine methodology that has been tried and tested for decades.

You make your own choices on your vaccine. But before you do that, EDUCATE YOURSELF. And #Singaporeans should not have their choices being limited by stupidity at the government level. I am so glad I am no longer one. I wish you all the best of luck. You are going to need it

I mean flu vaccine