Sorry, Nancy, but I gotta add my fact-checks to the previous ones. I don't know where on the 'net you're going for your research, but I suggest you look elsewhere because they have you thinking some things that just aren't true.
As for the reported side effects of the Moderna vaccine and its competitors, I'll take whatever vaccine I can get. I'd much rather take a chance on the rare side effects of a very effective vaccine than with getting the actual infection, which if it doesn't kill you is now known to have lasting and life-altering consequences for many folks.
As other have pointed out, neither Gates nor his foundation own "a majority of farmland in the US". The Gates Foundation owns about a quarter of a million acres of farmland, which is really a drop in the bucket. By comparison, the King Ranch (ranchland, not farmland) alone is over 800 thousand acres. The idea that Gates can somehow leverage his farmland holdings to control what we choose to eat is preposterous. https://www.fool.com/millionacres/real-estate-investing/articles/why-bill-gates-is-the-biggest-owner-of-farmland/#
I find it interesting that nobody seems to have a problem with how Bill Gates made his money. Just to refresh your memory, Gates spent decades behaving like a textbook monopolist, crushing his rivals with anti-competitive practices and forcing his mediocre software on the rest of us. Everybody seems to be just fine with that. But now that Gates has decided to put his considerable fortune to use solving the world's most pressing problems, folks are up in arms. It seems y'all don't like it when someone acts charitably, perhaps even Christian.
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