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Ohio lawmakers want to abolish vaccine requirements – all vaccine requirements
- samizdis 5y ago“Not only would it prevent schools, businesses and communities from putting safety measures in pace related to COVID, it will impact the health of our children... This bill applies to all vaccines—polio, measles, meningitis, etc. If it becomes law we will see worsening measles outbreaks, meningitis in the dorms, and children once again suffering from polio.” - State Rep. Beth Liston (D-Dublin) What, if any, might be the impact on health insurance costs, and might adjacent states try to block this at a federal level because of the public health threat it represents to them? I cannot fathom the thinking behind this; any considered insight would be welcome.
- twright 5y agoNot a lawyer but I would be interested in what neighboring states legally could do against this while remaining within the rules of the constitution. On the thinking behind this: some people believe vaccines are bad (they're not). They also believe any imposition to them by the state is tyranny. Therefore, vaccines and the restrictions around the pandemic are but the first steps for the USA becoming a vassal state of the new world order! They cannot say this last part out loud as it sounds crazy (it is). So it's rephrased as "freedom of choice", which ironically is in stark contrast to their positions on abortion. As a Clevelander who often drives through East Cleveland I somewhat agree that maybe a lottery is not the best use of $5 million.
- clankyclanker 5y agoThey can't be this stupid. Can they?