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You always have the choice to homeschool your kids if you don't want to send them to school.

• Barrin92 4y ago
  So you're confined to your home if you don't comply which seems equivalent to covid policies, which was the point of the discussion, no? Nobody's been physically forced to get vaccinated, just excluded from public life. That seems to have plenty of precedent.
  • NovemberWhiskey 4y ago
    Home confinement? Oh please. You could go wherever you wanted outside, you could visit homes of friends or family, go shopping ... even in NYC (which had amongst the strictest regulation) you only needed to show proof of vaccination for indoor dining, fitness and entertainment venues.
• Jensson 4y ago
  That would violate their human rights. Article 26 UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights: > Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory. Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit. I know USA hasn't ratified these so USA doesn't think this is a right, but most of the world do. It is fine to force people to get vaccinated, but it isn't fine to deny human rights to those who don't get vaccinated. The reason is obviously that they want to force everyone to get vaccinated, but they can't so instead they just deny human rights to those who don't get vaccinated. Why do it in such a roundabout way, when the constitution obviously didn't intend for the federation to make such laws?