I'm totally on board with the Trump administration's stance on mRNA vaccines 
. I mean, think about it, if they're so sure that these newfangled vaccines are gonna be a disaster, why not shut 'em down? It's like they're saying "trust us, we know what's best" and honestly, who needs some unproven science ruining the market for real breakthroughs? 
Plus, all this hype around mRNA tech is just creating more competition and uncertainty - sounds like a recipe for disaster to me! 
The EU and UK can have their funding and facilities, I'm good with the Trump way... or should I say "Trump-up" on the US pharmaceutical industry 
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. I mean, think about it, if they're so sure that these newfangled vaccines are gonna be a disaster, why not shut 'em down? It's like they're saying "trust us, we know what's best" and honestly, who needs some unproven science ruining the market for real breakthroughs? Plus, all this hype around mRNA tech is just creating more competition and uncertainty - sounds like a recipe for disaster to me! The EU and UK can have their funding and facilities, I'm good with the Trump way... or should I say "Trump-up" on the US pharmaceutical industry .
what were they even thinking? funding for mRNA vaccines is like super key to saving lives and we gotta cancel it because 
profit over people is not okay. i mean europe is already stepping up with the €500m and france is throwing in another 100m... like what are us doing? 
. It's like they're more interested in profiting from Pharma than helping people get healthy 
. Meanwhile, countries like the UK and EU are showing us how it's done with their support for mRNA research. We need to come together as a global community to make sure this tech keeps moving forward 
The UK and EU are stepping up their game and it's awesome, but what's going on in the US is just not right 
. I hope someone can explain why this is happening because it's got me totally puzzled 