Taking a baby still alive from an abortion to harvest it for vaccines is beyond sickening. May you will pay for what you have done
“Taking a baby still alive from an abortion to harvest it for vaccines is beyond sickening.”
Fortunately, nothing like that is occurring in the real world.
About half a century ago (1973) in the Netherlands, some human embryonic kidney cells were modified and cultured in a laboratory, and the descendants of that cell line have have been cultivated, and used since in testing medicines (called HEK-293). It is debated whether those initial cells came from an abortion rather than a miscarriage, but they are generally accepted to be from a deliberate abortion.
Those cell cultures are not used to produce the vaccines in used the United States. No human fetal cells are.
After the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were developed and tested, FDA procedures required that independent third parties also test the vaccines for safety. It was there that third parties used HEK-293 cells to test the vaccine samples for adverse effects (an industry standard test).