Quote (BardOfXiix @ Feb 9 2015 07:30pm)
I'm torn on this. At what point does the action of not getting vaccinated impact other childrens' lives? I know right now, at least in California, you have to have certain immunizations in order to attend public school. It's not a ton, but it's some.
On one hand, it's forcing you to put chemicals in your body to accept what should be a universal service. On the other hand, it's protecting all the other people from your shitty diseases.
Where does the right to swing one's arms end in this case?
consider the flip side of a mandatory quarantine for individuals with highly contagious lethal diseases - don't think anyone would disagree that it is a gross violation of their freedoms to isolate them like that but it's an obvious case of the common good prevailing over individual freedoms as it should and i doubt anyone with half a brain would argue against mandatory quarantine for such cases
vaccinations are a less extreme version of this