I'm unfamiliar with allegations of any vaccine containing fetal tissue or fetal cells, Anon, although it is well established that fetal cells play a role in vaccine testing. Do you have a source handy for your assertion that there is 'fetal tissue in the vaxx'? Thanks in advance.
That does not discuss fetal cells in a vaccine, Anon. Rather it discusses their use in producing the vaccine. I think I am keeping up. I was asking for a source for the assertion that there are fetal cells in a vaccine.
Well, if that is what they are doing it should be easy to document. We've seen lots of data here from recent analysis of vaccine ingredients. We've seen graphene oxide, plasmodia, some odd organisms, but no one has documented the assertion that vaccines actually contain fetal cells. That does not mean I believe 'that companies based on population reduction and keeping people sick would never do' that. It's just a wild assertion that should be substantiated, and if true, it should be easily substantiated.
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Incorrect. Human kidney cells derived from an aborted fetus are used for vaccine testing. That's been known for some time. It is one of several cell lines used for testing. The OP asserted that vaccines contain fetal cells. That has not been established.
The vaccines in question are being studied independently. 'Keep kidding yourself' is recognition that you have nothing to substantiate the original claim. Once you resort to ad hominem you have lost the argument.
That is all true, Anon. Thank you. It indicated that fragments of DNA from the aborted fetal cell lines are in vaccines. It also indicated that aborted fetal cell lines are used in vaccine production. That is understood.
The original poster asserted that vaccines contain cells from aborted fetal cell lines. This is unsubstantiated and would be shocking news.
The vaccines contain virii which were cultivated or cultured in anything from human fetal cells to monkey kidney cells to murine dendritic cells. The vaccines may contain DNA fragments from these cell lines, but not entire cells from fetal cell lines.
I completely agree it would be an abomination. It would also give anyone who objects to getting one of these shots an unquestionable religious objection. One that they can't get now. Aborted fetal cells in a vaccine - not suspected, but substantiated - would be grounds for an exemption. That's the significance of the statement that vaccines contain aborted fetal cells. If it were proven it would be grounds for lawsuits against vaccine mandates on the basis of religious doctrine from many denominations.
Thank you Anon, you too.