@annabelle_
Because a mRNA vaccine has a lot more potential for harm than a flu like virus . Seems like common sense ...
Coronaviruses were first discovered in the 1960s and were circulating long before then .
Even if this specific virus may be new , it's still very similar .
The point is , these types of viruses have been around us for a long time and a lot of people were infected with them .
We understand them pretty well ...
Now compare with mRNA vaccines:
How many mRNA vaccines have you taken besides the covid one ?
NONE . Because they've only been around for less than one year ...
But , in only one year , billions of people injected this thing into themselves .
And we still can't answer the question : "What will happen to them?"
The answer is : "We don't know ..."
People thought they are getting a "safe and effective" vaccine .
Instead they get to be part of a trial study (with a sample size of billions) with unknown results ...