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People die because some idiot parent didn't vaccinated their children, so I say yes, enforce it or don't live in society, go to some isolated island because you
by lazyant 12y ago
People die because some idiot parent didn't vaccinated their children, so I say yes, enforce it or don't live in society, go to some isolated island because you are causing harm, it's as totalitarian as allowing people to play Russian roulette with other people's children (actually you'd go to jail so I think we're too lenient with these parents).
- autokad 12y agoyour child has more chance of dying by going to the morning bus stop than their child does of dying from not being vaccinated. in fact, i'd bet your child has a better chance of dying by catching the flu from a vaccinated child than some other child not vaccinated by MMR. i understand if someone doesn't want their child vaccinated and they can't go to public school, but forcing people is another thing, even if it is 'for their own good'.
- sliverstorm 12y agoin fact, i'd bet your child has a better chance of dying by catching the flu from a vaccinated child than some other child not vaccinated by MMR. Oh good, argument based on conjecture.
- autokad 12y agoDo you want a gold star because someone on the internet, who said something you didn't agree with on a post, did not publish citations? you failed human.
- sliverstorm 12y agoWe're getting an impressive variety here! After argument by conjecture fails, we move on to ad-homenim!
- asuffield 12y agoThis is only true in countries where almost every child is vaccinated. In the developing nations, where vaccinations are rare, it's the diseases which kill children, not the cars.
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- gress 12y agoAre you claiming that people never die because of bad law or bad science?
- Rockdtben 12y agoYour viewpoint is flawed and very anti-science.
- gambiting 12y agoOn one hand - yes, absolutely, I agree. On the other hand, you remember the outbreak of the swine flu? And some countries wanted to force vaccinations on their citizens? Vaccinations that were later proven to not work at all, because they were prepared for the wrong virus, and some EU countries spent hundreds of millions of euros buying them? How about that - should the government have the power to force you to be vaccinated or not?
- Infinitesimus 12y agoYes, but people also die because someone miscalculates something in science. A totalitarian world will never be the answer to either problem.