The COVID vaccine is, with a lack of better words, controversial. Public health’s constant opaqueness, the never-ending restrictions, and of course the constant lies and politicizing of the pandemic have left many Americans questioning if they should vaccinate. Considering all the deception and politics embedded within our new world, I’m not too surprised that 40% of Americans remain unvaccinated. If we still lived in an America that values liberty we would be alright with that number. Instead half of the country has weaponized against the other just for deciding to make their own private health decision. But I’m not writing to talk about vaccine mandates. I’m here to discuss a reason why you should be cautious to take the shot.
If vaccines were the number one issue in American politics then it would be fair to say that abortion is the second (especially with all the recent Roe v Wade controversy). But what if I said they were connected.
For Vaccines to be produced doctors first must grow the virus they plan to prevent (in case you didn’t know vaccines are made of small dosages of viruses). To do this though the disease needs some kind of a host. Not necessarily a living, breathing organism but cells. In the 1960s there were two elected abortions performed to which the fetal cells were then gathered and maintained. Many common vaccines were grown using these two unborn babies. To be a little more relevant in 1985 another baby’s cells were harvested that were used to make COVID vaccines. I am definitely not arguing for the abolishment of vaccines, but I believe that if people have a problem with testing on rats then we should definitely have a problem with testing on our own species.
Why use baby’s
Human cells are the most efficient way for viruses to grow when making a vaccine for other humans. Also due to fetuses’ ability to divide many times, it becomes a simple matter of cost and time. The same fetus cells are still being used from the original two babies in the 60s. You may question why using the babies now is even a big deal. It’s been so long. To that I ask, does the sin of murder dilute with time? Was Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross any less tragic even though it has inspired so many? Sure good things can come out of bad things like working vaccines or in my example Jesus’ crucifixion becoming a role model for Christians, but that doesn’t make the bad thing any less worthy of fighting. Using dead babies should still mean the same thing even 60 years later. Those humans were still robbed of a life and that is an unforgettable injustice.
Did you even know?
Like everything, left-wing censorship has a role in the story. Chances are if you were interested enough to click on this post you were probably unaware that fetuses were used to make vaccines. I would be surprised if big tech DIDN’T have something to do with this. This is incredibly dangerous. To someone looking into whether or not they should get the shot, this would be a valuable piece of information to know. Also, I don’t mean to make this personal, but what if you got the vaccine without ever knowing dead babies were used until after the fact, like I did. Any avid person of religion could find this very disturbing.
What should be done
I don’t believe in not taking the vaccines that utilize fetuses. Vaccines are good and they work. In fact, I believe you should get the COVID vaccine too (but I won’t force you). But in an era of ever advancement I think it’s time we move past using terminated babies as our test rats. “What’s the big deal” you may wonder. The babies died long ago and now they are being used for good. This is true. But if you truly believe that abortion is murder and you dream of a society without it, do you really think this practice would be tolerated in said society? I know the answer to that question which is why I believe babies should not be used. Not because it will reverse the abortions, but because of what it represents. It’s another step towards ending abortion which is good enough for me.
