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No. The problem with that, along with many libertarian beliefs, is that people do not exist in a vacuum. Their actions can and do affect others who had nothing
by s73v3r_ 8y ago
No. The problem with that, along with many libertarian beliefs, is that people do not exist in a vacuum. Their actions can and do affect others who had nothing to do with their decision. Take the measles outbreak that happened at Disneyland a few years ago, or the whooping cough outbreak in SV. Those affected children other than the ones who's parents didn't vaccinate.
- hueving 8y agoA libertarian view would allow you to take legal action against people putting your kids at risk. Don't strawman that which you do not understand.