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" Typically, transfused nucleated cells reach the end of their lifespan in about three to four weeks and are then removed from circulation by the spleen, taking the donor’s DNA with them. In some of these cases involving large transfusions, though, the donor’s DNA has been detected in recipients for up to a year and a half." https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/27516/what-happens-donors-dna-blood-transfusion
Look on the bright side : During that year and a half you might be able to qualify for reparations if the blood donor was black
The chances of qualifying for that reparations check are slim. Most blood donors are white males between age 30 - 50. Blacks donate at half the rate of whites. Blood donation, just another place where systematic racism and unequal access raise their ugly heads.
"They dont take HIV+ blood, clearly they're racists and homophobic"
- future liberal talking point
So if someone else's blood gets put into your body, your body will supposedly remove it, but if someone else's organs get put into your body then the organ remains running on their DNA forever?
I've heard organs are often rejected too. Transplant recipients have to take special meds to prevent the body's normal reaction to the foreign tissue. Basically the medical equivalent to jewish brainwashing.
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