As can people who received the vaccine, especially in the immediate week following: http://www.westonaprice.org/press/public-health-officials-know-recently-vacc

As can people who received the vaccine, especially in the immediate week following: http://www.westonaprice.org/press/public-health-officials-know-recently-vaccinated-individuals-spread-disease/ http://www.westonaprice.org/press/public-health-officials-kn... If vaccines had no flaws, this would be easy. But they are far from flawless, so the cost-benefit analysis does not seem compelling enough to forcefully subject people to medical procedures, in my opinion. There's still the argument for doing what's best for the children, but that's a bit different, and no less controversial (whether the state or the parents should have the final say). Based on your other posts ("Do you think that is the logic employed by even one out of 100 anti-vaccination people?"), it seems like you care more about dispelling some of the illogical arguments of 'anti-vaxxers' than you care about actual issue itself.