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It is quite simple....would you throw your baby into a burning furnace to the God Moloch, so your crops would grow and you would be healthy?

No?

Then you wouldn't sacrifice one child's life so you can live better.

Of course, I reserve the right to change my mind if Fauci, instead of a baby, could be tossed into a furnace.

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I believe we have the intelligence to come up with other ways that done include using humans.

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I would never have a vaccine regardless of what is claimed or not claimed to be in it.

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Sep 24, 2022·edited Sep 24, 2022

Lee, is there lists anywhere of what is being used for what? I know that fetal cells are often disguised as an ingredient in vaccines (like c38 or something), but when it is not akin to baby sacrifice, being included in what is consumed...if it is used in the procduction of foods etc. it kinda reminds me of canniblism, including eating brains/kuru....ick ick ick.

I think I could even give up potato chips if I knew. I am certainly disgusted at cricket flour as an ingredient, but I'm afraid they will change that ingredient to one less descriptive as well. Ick. not eating chitins full of parasites

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To better answer the poll, I think the word "knowingly," should be added. As far as I know there is no testing of food or beverage completed on fetal cell lines. I, in all good conscience, would avoid such items. I would also avoid all drugs using or tested on these lines, IF the knowledge of such was out in the public perview.

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Sep 24, 2022·edited Sep 24, 2022

So, what's a fetal cell? A cell taken from an ABORTED baby is multiplied into many cells of the same kind. These can be grown indefinitely and further multiplied, creating lines of cells that are sometimes used for science experiments, even after being frozen and stored for years. THE PROCESS STARTS WITH AN ABORTION SO THE ANSWER IS "NO." It would seem possible that they could use cells from miscarriages and stillbirths. A miscarriage is usually defined as loss of a baby before the 20th week of pregnancy . . . and a stillbirth is loss of a baby at or after 20 weeks of pregnancy. PUTTING THEM IN A VACCINE? Hell no. But some people get vaccinated against their will.

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No. I would not allow a product produced or tested using feral cell lines or that l did not know with certainty what was in it. Blind faith is dangerous . Even faith or devotion is dangerous unless it brings benefit to your life.

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Not if I know about it. I’ve just learned about this in past few years.

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https://www.cbruk.org/what_the_hek about the use of fetal cell lines in the "vaccines".

Unbearable.

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I voted No, but it's more like Not willingly if the product label discloses the ingredients

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Yes, I'd eat something tested. Sounds like a benefit.

As a 'vaccine'? No, my view of vaccines, which was a general state of being unimpressed and is now vastly worse, precludes any such stuff, with the exception of rabies. I'd get the rabies shot, that's about it.

As to the unasked question, no I'm not squeamish about cells that, far, far away, a long, long time ago, were harvested from an abortion. Meh.

The abortion happened anyway; it's not like some poor lass were pinned down and forced to abort, because someone else wanted some cells (and frankly, even if such an event were the case it's not a convincing reason to reject food or medicine today).

Should other people have the right to refuse a product on the basis of an abortion being involved in the past?

F*** yeah.

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I answered no such product exists because so many products do it's increasingly difficult to know. So in answer to the second question would I inject such products the answer is hell no. I have to eat. I don't have to inject anything into myself.

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