Right. The T-cells go after the infected cells. The weakened viruses infect your cells, your immune system targets and kills those cells, and you generate immunologic memory in the process. Or to use your language, "my body now seeing itself as the source of the virus." Which is also exactly how a regular viral infection works.Not really. They identify the virus in your system (and normal vaccines typically use a "dead" or otherwise mostly disabled virus for this), map it out, and create T-cells or whatever that will go after it.
What mRNA does is not expose your system to the virus at all. What it does is present the blueprints to actually manufacture part of the virus (in this case, the spike protein), which then your body identifies, and creates T-cells, and destroys.
Correct. Which makes it almost identical to how vaccines like measles/mumps/rubella, polio, smallpox and yellow fever vaccines work. Most flu vaccines are also attenuated viral vaccines.
Problem is, there are thousands of cases where after shot 2 the person suddenly died of cardiac or other organ failure
Also agreed. Cardiac disease is the #1 killer of people in the US, so of course most people are going to die of cardiac failure no matter what vaccines they get (or don't get.) Since this vaccine does not protect you against heart disease, people will die of heart disease at about the same rate with or without it. Let's do the math:
About 700,000 people a year die of heart disease in the US. Let's say during the height of the pandemic 1/4 of them (175,000) got vaccinated a year. That means that, within two weeks of being vaccinated, 6,700 people are going to suddenly die of cardiac failure. Of course, the same number of people would have died if they had not gotten vaccinated.
It should also be noted that hundreds of thousands (not just thousands) of people who got the vaccine have died of cancer, which is the #2 killer in the US.
HOWEVER - this is the big one - the #3 killer of people in 2021 in the US was COVID. And people who got the vaccine were drastically less likely to die from COVID.
As of last year, the #3 killer of people was back to being accidents, mainly car accidents. And again, hundreds of thousands of people who got the vaccine died in accidents. Since the vaccine does not protect you against accidents, so you've got about the same odds of dying that way whether or not you got vaccinated.
But I know of people who got COVID and had similar mild symptoms, and they weren't vaccinated at all
Of course. And there are people who smoked two packs a day for their whole lives and lived to be 80. But it's still a bad idea to smoke if you want to live a long time because ON AVERAGE it's bad for you.