SARS-CoV-2 is irrelevant to the point I am trying to make in this thread, and which I quoted in my previous post... the one you just quoted. SARS-CoV-2 isn't a problem for children at all, as it probably doesn't even exist in the real world, and if it does, is only dangerous to very sick people with multiple comorbidities, not children.It's clearly not a good idea, but don't know if it will be "particularly deadly."
One of the big flaws in Vanden Bossche's argument is that there is "high infection rates," and cites the "Delta Variant." But that data is based on either eyeball diagnosis, symptom diagnosis (100% of which overlap with the common cold and flu), or the easily manipulated and flawed PCR test, which has been shown to spit out 97% false positives (or higher) at current cycle usage. So is there "high" infection rates, with this "Novel Corona Virus?" Or, the Delta Airlines Variant? Or the Lambada variant, or Omegatron variant? Truly, it's unknown. But, people don't seem to be getting sick at any rate more than normal.
I don't think anyone should take the demonvax, and I certainly don't think it should be pushed on children, but the predictions here involve mechanisms that rest on seriously flawed data in the first place.
The real problem, beyond the usual problems associated with traditional vaccines, is that injecting children (whose immune systems are mostly coronavirus-naive) with these gene therapies could mean that their immune systems may be primed, for many years, or even life, to produce the same old extremely narrow antibodies against the Wuhan spike protein whenever they come into contact with any coronavirus. This is called original antigenic sin, and is well-documented in the literature. Obviously, disregard these considerations if the shots are really just saline, LOL. It has been proven that there is cross-reactivity between SARS-CoV-2 antibodies and other coronaviruses and vice-versa.
Furthermore, these gene therapies also acutely incapacitate the immune system, as has also been proven in multiple studies, for weeks if not months, so good luck with *any* other viral (or other) infection. Finally, there are also long-term consequences to the immune system, which are unknown for now, but could potentially last for many many years given that children normally still have most of their lives ahead (instead of behind) them.