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As others have pointed out, the question isn't "health of my child with or without vaccines", it's "health of all children with or without vaccines". If your c
by colanderman 10y ago
As others have pointed out, the question isn't "health of my child with or without vaccines", it's "health of all children with or without vaccines". If your child doesn't get vaccinated, that puts other children at risk.
Further, you're implicitly relying on other children to be vaccinated to protect your child from debilitating diseases; were their parents to reach the same conclusion as you, your community would likely suffer a measles outbreak (as some such communities already have).
To choose not to vaccinate your child but to rely on the protection of others – while simultaneously putting others at greater risk – is a quite privileged and selfish decision.