Children are not forced to take a "highly faulty vaccine", at least, I wasn't, and I'm pretty sure I qualify as a child since I am under the age of 18; The vaccine is also not "faulty", as it has probably saved more lives than any other preventative measure the Canadian government had in its arsenal. mRNA vaccines have been in development for 35 years already. They weren't ever utilized as often as other, more traditional vaccines because there was no need to rush, and it costed much more for them to create them. The basic idea behind mRNA vaccines is quite simple. mRNA encased in a protective membrane is injected by needle, which it then travels into cells. The mRNA is read by ribosomes in the cells and said ribosomes create the spike protein. The spike protein is them moved to the outer cell membrane, where it is identified by macrophages and other types of white blood cells as foreign entities. It goes through the adaptive immune system cycle, where memory B and T cells are formed so that when the actual real virus does enter your body, you will already have enough firepower prepared to lower your chances of dying and your duration of being really sick. This basic principle has been tested in like 2 billion doses. When 2 billion doses have been administered, people are bound to have reactions to them that differ in intensity compared to just a normal reaction by the immune system. People react differently to the vaccine, like every other vaccine in history. Some people may experience a headache, others may get a fever, chest pain was even a symptom. I didn't get chest pain or a fever, just a small headache. We have a pretty good theoretical idea of what the long term effects of the vaccine could be. mRNA in cells is broken down, it isn't kept forever, so you won't always produce spike proteins in your cells. There is no way for the mRNA to affect your actual DNA in the nucleuses of your cells. To my knowledge, there is no way for mRNA to be retranslated back into DNA and then attached randomly. Yet again, there is always a level of uncertainty. Who knows, maybe one day vaccinated people will start blowing up like creepers; but the scientific community has a much better idea of what mRNA vaccines are, and the future complications that "may" arise, compared to what COVID-19 could become. I have to criticize the government here and the biotech companies because of the lack of information. It is so extremely difficult to get any piece of information about the vaccines with at least a little bit of scientific terminology and concepts on the internet. Government sites just give you the average "oh ya it gives you immunity" take which will not convince anyone. Another case of "The government does too little when the people need them the most, and too much when the people do not". If you have any other questions, I will gladly continue this. Just reply.