Again not arguing for mandates, just that alot of the bumper sticker crowd's arguments are full of hypocrisy and mis-information. They argue no to vaccines but

Again not arguing for mandates, just that alot of the bumper sticker crowd's arguments are full of hypocrisy and mis-information. They argue no to vaccines but don't mind spending 10x of the state's money on monoclonal antibodies and other expensive experimental treatments. or arguing the religious exemption when you have all the other vaccines. Arguing "bad science" at least your being genuine in your arguments. Whether they stand up in court is another matter. not for me to decide. I would also say if your using a religious argument disingenuously you might want to consider your own soul before you do it. Again that's between you and God not my fight. you want to argue more transparency for the CDC and FDA, absolutely agree. You want to argue for easier options for real medical exemptions, I agree. Exemptions if your antibody titers are as high the vaccinated, why not.