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I never said they contained them. I literally said "used to test the vaccine." Religions that oppose abortion typically don't have a statute of limitations on
by RKearney 5y ago
I never said they contained them. I literally said "used to test the vaccine."
Religions that oppose abortion typically don't have a statute of limitations on when the cells from them are okay to use to grow cell lines to use in testing.
- jonathankoren 5y ago> Religions that oppose abortion typically don't have a statute of limitations on when the cells from them are okay to use to grow cell lines to use in testing. You literally just made this up. I cited the pope himself. Using abortion as a complaint about vaccines is disingenuous, and it deserves to be treated as such. If this was the case, we wouldn’t be hearing about this in 2021, it would have been well known for 40 years. The sad truth is, evangelicals didn’t care about abortion until they lost segregation as a political rallying point. https://www.npr.org/2019/06/20/734303135/throughline-traces-evangelicals-history-on-the-abortion-issue https://www.npr.org/2019/06/20/734303135/throughline-traces-... I repeat. The whole complaint is a lie.