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Cristo Rei
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NOPE.... I am not breaking my virginal state of NEVER having voted on this thread...
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And this is the type of nonsense being used to promote it... LoL
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and let the VACCINATION wars begin.... I prefer the GARDEN wars personally... @Cristo Rei
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Most Christians are against the forcing of experimental syringes...
Thats more of a stance by left wing atheists
After all, cells from aborted babies are used so one must first normalize abortion
Thats more of a stance by left wing atheists
After all, cells from aborted babies are used so one must first normalize abortion
I have to give God glory for inspiring this fix for the virus. I figure if I get the virus now I've done all I can to survive it myself with the help of scientists. But yeah it's kind like having super powers if I think about it. Love the super man pic, it's inspiring!Looking forward to getting all those super powers!
Just remember Josho to have tylenol or ibuprofen on hand for the second shot. The chills were pretty bad for me for one day's time. Then all was good.
not all of these cells come from abortion, miscarriages were also used.
Why are fetal cells used to make vaccines? http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/me...vaccine/VaccineDevelopment_FetalCellLines.pdf
Historical fetal cell lines were derived in the 1960’s and 1970’s from two elective abortions and have been
used to create vaccines for diseases such as hepatitis A, rubella, and rabies. Abortions from which fetal
cells were obtained were elective and were not done for the purpose of vaccine development.
The fetal cell lines being used to produce some of the potential COVID -19 vaccines are from two sources:
● HEK-293: A kidney cell line that was isolated from a fetus in 1973 (undisclosed origin, from either
a spontaneous miscarriage or an elective abortion)
● PER.C6: A retinal cell line that was isolated from an aborted fetus in 1985
But this was done a long time ago. It's my understanding that they are not needing them anymore. Am I right?
@Cristo Rei I think since the fetal cells were derived from one of two sources, either aborted fetus or miscarriages, that throws a wrench in the ethics problem associated with using fetal cells. I see nothing wrong with using miscarriage fetal cells for vaccine development. I also see nothing wrong with receiving livers and kidneys and other organs from people that have passed away. My highschool best friend has had two kidney replacements since 1995'ish time and is still alive and well. Thankfully. He had his transplants from living donors, but I wouldn't care if they had passed away and that is what is keeping him alive. He's still my best friend.
But I think since they can use miscarriages for the fetal cells, then they shouldn't be using aborted fetus cells. So there is some ethics problem that the medical community has for sure. But the evil is even more so on the mothers that abort their babies knowing that medicine doesn't technically require aborted fetus for science. Again it can use miscarriages for that.
But I think since they can use miscarriages for the fetal cells, then they shouldn't be using aborted fetus cells. So there is some ethics problem that the medical community has for sure. But the evil is even more so on the mothers that abort their babies knowing that medicine doesn't technically require aborted fetus for science. Again it can use miscarriages for that.
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