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I think if children are not vaccinated against measles, they're not allowed to go to a public school. That's one example of existing mandatory vaccinations and
by martin_a 5y ago
I think if children are not vaccinated against measles, they're not allowed to go to a public school.
That's one example of existing mandatory vaccinations and it's for the greater good of everybody. Nobody cares about that.
- rPlayer6554 5y agoMy question is not "is it possible for the government to make a law to prevent people from X if they don't do Y." I don't know if vaccinating every kid would have the disired effect the parent is looking for. I think the parent's suggestion to "just force people to get it" is incredibly simplistic and unfeasible considering the current laws and structure of government.