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Agreed. If it didn’t affect public health, I wouldn’t give a ****.
Science | AAAS
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This is typically the reason. Problem is, not every Covid vaccine went this route, but that doesn’t mean people who are objecting to the vaccine are necessarily educating themselves on said vaccine.
There’s a lot of articles (written more recently) that discuss this as well.
I love toddlers, but I hate anti-vaxxers and Canada Geese, so this works for me.
Do you ever post anything that isn't just completely ignorant?
Thanks.“…antiabortion groups, are raising ethical objections to promising COVID-19 vaccine candidates that are manufactured using cells derived from human fetuses electively aborted decades ago.”Science | AAAS
This is typically the reason. Problem is, not every Covid vaccine went this route, but that doesn’t mean people who are objecting to the vaccine are necessarily educating themselves on said vaccine.
There’s a lot of articles (written more recently) that discuss this as well.
On a side note, isn't a lot of the material for fetal tissue research derived from miscarriage donations? So, are these same religious groups opposed to organ donation or donating our bodies to science? Probably so, since your article mentioned the Catholic Church. There's a belief in a full bodily resurrection and they are against cremation for the same reasons they would oppose this, I'd guess. It gets confusing with the whole "cell lines derived from" aspect of this, though.
This has been heavily discussed on Catholic twitter and the idea that vaccines have been derived from aborted fetuses has been completely debunked.
Unfortunately, people believe what they want, and yes, there are some Catholics who believe that getting vaccinated is a sin because of the "aborted fetal tissue" lie.
BTW - it is no longer a no-no in the Catholic Church to be cremated, although the idea of scattering ashes is frowned upon, and they "advise" still interring cremated remains in somewhere like a cemetery.
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Nik as someone with strong religious faith I agree with you that a religion based on moral principles related to the golden rule would have a hard time justifying the consequences of not being vaccinated.
I have a response for you that is more detailed but will put it in the Covid thread in the politics forum because it unfortunately moves that direction and thus doesn't fit in a college football forum.
Probably a good decision to move this part of the discussion off of the college football board. Not everyone wants to read us rambling on about this stuff.
Whoa. I can’t get into this type of discussion, ‘cause I don’t know. I was only responding to why people use “religion” as a reason (excuse). Like I mentioned at the end of my post, a lot tend to not get fully educated one the different vaccine versions/how the research was done/etc.
And yes, the pope did come out and say that vaccines were ok.
Can't we say that about most of the vaccine resisters.
Ok questions for you, wtf are they supposed to do? If it's bull****, why are so many dying from it? It isn't, wish some of you assholes got in tune with that. Get it through your head, it's not just about you, but the people around you.
I don't think they believe that people are really dying from it.
If they have an underlying condition, maybe that's the cause. What it is for sure, no idea, doubt they do either.
If they have an underlying condition, maybe that's the cause. What it is for sure, no idea, doubt they do either.
**** you, it double posted and ok doctor, I'm sure you know all about it.
gone native
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Glad I came here to catch up on all the football news 
I'm sure you do too ****stick.
Those women are probably in their 70's by now so @DBT range.
Although that probably wouldn't bother a few other posters here that I won't name in this post.
You need to add some zeros to that with Moses. Just saying.
Correct. It is completely understandable that A young, healthy, college athlete doesn’t want to take a vaccine that probably makes him feel worse than the actual virus would but with what he does for a “job” it is probably a good idea to get it.
It’s a competitive disadvantage to the team. Asymptomatic players have to sit, and others have to quarantine. Could be costly.
Which brings up another conversation, if the majority of your team is vaccinated and there is an outbreak with covid, should players without symptoms even have to sit out?
Yep, lots to sort through before August.
