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>People must always have a choice to vaccinate or not, forcing it upon them will do nobody any good because it will only increase the distrust of government. >
by differentView 12y ago
>People must always have a choice to vaccinate or not, forcing it upon them will do nobody any good because it will only increase the distrust of government.
>That said, if you don't vaccinate, you are a threat to the public and I do think you should be banned from public schools, public transportation, public gatherings and should have to explain to anyone you physically interact with that you are a risk to them and their family.
Not following what you're proposing. You don't want people forced to be vaccinated, yet you want to forcibly confine them to their homes? What if they don't comply and get on a bus/subway/train/plane or go shop at a supermarket? Forcibly throw them in some special jail just for them?
- jarfil 12y agoIf people who knowingly infect you with AIDS get thrown in jail, why should it be any different with people who knowingly decide to increase your chances of contracting any other disease? I say supervised interactions with society is a very sane compromise for people who pose a danger, but may still have something to offer. As opposed to outright killing them.
- differentView 12y agoIf you're willing to confine them to their homes or jail, why not just force them to be vaccinated?