Ed, you pointed out that it's our own private business what we decide to take or not take as medicine, and what for, in response to someone commenting on Twatter that we 'don't have the right to make someone sick'. You're both right. The deliberate infliction of a disease pathogen on someone else is a crime. It's biological warfare. But having a cold isn't deliberately giving it to someone else, and that was the implication of the twat you responded to.
We live in an ecosystem. Hell, we are ecosystems, with dozens of gut fauna, and thousands of organisms out there that can live in our ecosytem, whether pathogen or not. It's a fact of life, and something necessary for the robust health of our immune systems. Now, I'll allow that no one should be mandated to have a robust immune system, so if they want to hide away in a hermetically sealed chamber because they're afraid of germs, then they can do that.
But they can't coat the world in bleach to keep the germs away, and they can't forcibly vaccinate other people either.

Especially not with experimental genetic therapy that changes human DNA, as all the current mRNA vaccines do. Forcibly altering a free persons DNA against their will is taking away their very humanity, removing their human rights in a more fundamental and permanent way than slavery, or even killing them. If you only kill them, they at least die human as they were born. Dr. Mengele couldn't commit a crime so horrible, because he couldn't take away the humanity of his subjects. He couldn't change their DNA.

Forcing, coercing, bribing, and fraudulently lying to convince someone to submit to genetic therapy is the most evil crime against humanity I can imagine.
It's time to stretch some necks and set straight our course for free and sovereign humanity for once and for all. This is genocide. The people advocating for forcing us to submit to experimental genetic therapy are destroying our humanity, and it's not ok.

Thanks!