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or just make vaccines mandatory for every child able to have them?
by cmsj 8y ago
or just make vaccines mandatory for every child able to have them?
- krapp 8y agoThat's a good way to ensure anti-vaxxers are both paranoid and violent.
- chris_wot 8y agoActually, in Australia we prevented childcare payments for those who conscientiously object. Religious grounds aren’t accepted. It’s called “no jab, no pay”.[1] It has arrested the slide in vaccinations, and in fact increased the vaccination rate by a few percent. We also have strongly endured that groups like the Australian Vaccination Network are curtailed. They are now called the Australian Vaccination-risks Network, by court order after a statutory body the NSW HCCC pursued them. You don’t need to make vaccines mandatory, you just need to have consequences for those who refuse; and you need to go after groups who peddle in lies. https://beta.health.gov.au/file/1126/download?token=nF1qzHkN https://beta.health.gov.au/file/1126/download?token=nF1qzHkN
- conanbatt 8y agoRefusing childcare payments is just another flavor of mandatory, enforced through the tax system. A responsbility approach would be a health insurance on third parties.