> Is this a case where ideological beliefs are overriding common sense ? It's more like ethical thought vs ideology. Ethically, generally medicine is against

> Is this a case where ideological beliefs are overriding common sense ? It's more like ethical thought vs ideology. Ethically, generally medicine is against the concept of forcing some treatment upon a person against their will. For example, such a person might then hate doctors forever, and thus will come to further harm, which is an aspect of the thinking. Here, a forced vaccine would such a forced treatment. The government HAS pushed vaccines very hard. For example during COVID, a person would be highly, painfully limited in terms of employment, travel, and socialization without receiving a vaccine. Or children/teens are required to be vaccinated for school or college. Do you want to go to college, or do you want to be not vaccinated, that's the choice people have to make. That seems to me a perfectly serious consequence to no vaccination, without tying people down and forcing vaccines upon them.