When you have a whackjob source claiming verification it makes your spittle twice as ignorant.
And when you call other people fuckers when the other people actually are better educated and have data to back up their facts, instead of unsubstantiated bullshit someone heard from someone else's uncle, you shine a knowing bright light on your miserable depressing existence and stunted cranial development.
Maybe you should make some phone calls to the WH and threaten to kill a bunch of democrats. Make sure to use your flip phone so they can trace you and then maybe they'll take you out of the gene pool.
Frankenstein "TRump" Vaccine has aborted fetal cells ???
There is no such thing as a "TRump" vaccine, as explained in the previous post.
And who gives a shit (other than morally deprived dumbasses) if the J&J vaccine used the PerC6 tissue culture cell line, derived from retinal tissue of a 18 week old fetus aborted in 1985. Would it have been better to throw the retina tissue sample into the garbage can for National Byproducts to take away and incinerate?
go stupid fuckers - get the jab, get the jab
Again and again little MFer, don't get the jab, don't get the jab! Also since the PerC6 is used for many Adeno vector vaccines, those "Frankenstein" yearly Flu shots are no longer on the menu for YOU. And if YOU should get the Covid variant from hell, forget about the Regeneron Ab cocktail for treatment. It was grown on another cell line from an aborted fetus from the 1970s. Die MFer, die!
dropdeadfred, How many millions would you have suffer desease and/or die to satisfy your sadly anti-social, anti-abortion stance. The cells used were "electively aborted" decades ago. As DragonBear said, better used for good than dumped in the waste bin.
Abortion opponents protest COVID-19 vaccines’ use of fetal cells
By Meredith WadmanJun. 5, 2020 , 6:15 PM
Science’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center.
Senior Catholic leaders in the United States and Canada, along with other antiabortion groups, are raising ethical objections to promising COVID-19 vaccine candidates that are manufactured using cells derived from human fetuses electively aborted decades ago. They have not sought to block government funding for the vaccines,...
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Cells derived from elective abortions have been used since the 1960s to manufacture vaccines, including current vaccines against rubella, chickenpox, hepatitis A, and shingles. They have also been used to make approved drugs against diseases including hemophilia, rheumatoid arthritis, and cystic fibrosis. Now, research groups around the world are working to develop more than 130 candidate vaccines against COVID-19, according to the World Health Organization; 10 had entered human trials as of 2 June.
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