Well, no. This (your post) is about you assuming things and getting them wrong. My participation in this thread wasn't about my personal beliefs/opinions regarding the moral questions some have about the vaccines. I was simply responding to a post that suggested there were no moral qualms (related to abortion) that anybody felt where the Pfizer vaccine is concerned, because Pfizer was clear of these concerns (paraphrasing, the suggestion went along that line). And I knew differently, so I argued that there are loads of people that have a moral objection to the Pfizer vaccine because of their beliefs re: abortion.

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why don't talk man up and stop using things like cell lines as an excuse.

This is a really weird comment. Like typing shite onto an anonymous internet message board can be an act of bravery. You know how f'n stupid that sounds, right?

As for "excuses," why do you think I need one? I'm curious how the liberal mind works - you believe I need an excuse to not inject a chemical that I have decided I have no use for. Do you think the default position on everything suggested by governments and so-called experts should be, "I must do it unless I have an excuse for not doing it that governments and/or experts agree is a good one"?

I don't need an excuse for not getting vaccinated for a virus that a) I've already had and did not struggle with, and b) I have known from early on would not pose a threat to me that myriad other "risks" pose that I choose to just accept as part of life, like the flu or getting on an airplane flown by Zambia Airways.

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Half our problems in this country are how loud conservatives talk and how little conviction they do it with.

You're way off base in your belief about "loud talk" and "little conviction" in the posts of mine you're reacting to. Moreover, I hope you realize that, in fact, the biggest issues facing us are rooted in the Left's decision to remake the country. That they have utter retards championing those efforts is a problem, too - and you're on their team.