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Parents don't get to decide to abuse their children or endanger their health. They have a duty of care to their children.
by tsukikage 7y ago
Parents don't get to decide to abuse their children or endanger their health. They have a duty of care to their children.
- Consultant32452 7y agoI support vaccination. My daughter is fully vaccinated. Barring fringe health issues, children should be vaccinated. End of story. But that's entirely besides the point. The point I'm making is I believe people are feeling "squeezed," that our public sense-makers have been revealed to be nonsense. Look at what's been going on. We're in the longest war in our history. The state tortured people and nothing happened. We are spied on and nothing happens. Government bails out Wall Street in the Great Recession but not Main Street. We elected a reality TV show host to be the President. We were told for years that our reality TV host president was a literal Manchurian candidate and our government had been essentially overthrown by a foreign dictator. Every time I turn around someone's shooting up a crowd of people. There's cracks in the walls. Not vaccinating is a symptom. The core problem is that the "system" lacks credibility. Squeezing people a little harder and forcing them to vaccinate exacerbates the core problem. It would be great if everyone were robots and could just look at cold hard facts and make totally rational decisions, but that's not how it works. Squeezing people in one place causes them to lash out in another place. I don't think it's a good idea.
- tsukikage 7y ago...and yet when it matters, people keep voting for more boot in the face :(
- Consultant32452 7y agoLook what happened to Bernie in 2016. I think was a demonstration that the "system" only gives you two choices: size 10 boot or size 12 boot. I vowed never to vote for a Democrat again until this whole generation washes/ages out.