> It's not an obvious choice whether they should be free to not vaccinate their children or not. I mean, it really is. Not vaccinate can lead to death, not alw

> It's not an obvious choice whether they should be free to not vaccinate their children or not. I mean, it really is. Not vaccinate can lead to death, not always but it massively increases the risk to the point that I consider it neglect. Just as a child left on the street may survive, it doesn't stop the path that put that child on the street being termed "neglect".