The “conflict entrepreneurs” making the most of the new vaccine mandates.
I’m wondering if we can do a little thought experiment: If I was totally sincere in my anti-vaccine beliefs and attributed those beliefs to religion, what would my logic be?
And then the other really big theme is this very remote connection to abortion, where some fetal cell lines drawn from a small number abortions in the ’60s and ’70s were involved in the testing and development phase of some of the covid vaccines. Yeah, exactly. But it just becomes one of these things that circulates online and people interpret in the way they want to.Well, it’s interesting because I covered health and medicine for a long time and I just can’t help but think about the HeLa cells, where cells were taken without permission from Henrietta Lacks—a Black woman—and used for all sorts of medications. And it just makes you think: What is an ethical cell line? I don’t know that we’ve figured that out.
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