Kamizu wrote:
elizabeth wrote: I am saying that its a choice and as such people have as much right to say yes or no to vaccinations.
Then should drunk driving also be a choice without consequence?
Steamboat28 wrote: No. They don't. Or at least, they shouldn't.
I have the "choice" to gun down a dozen strangers when I go to the mall, but if I exercise it, there are legal penalties because I've just ****ing killed people.
This should work the exact same way, because it is potentially just as deadly
I refer to my earlier statement about the number of people affected by non-vaccinated individuals. Both of your examples cause way more deaths than non-vaccinated people do. To my knowledge the Disney Land thing is the first major issue in a while of this kind while both of those things run rampant in the U.S. even with the laws against them.
It seems like making it a choice is working out for the most part. We had one issue in an area that is filled with anti-vaxxers. Do we know how many of those affected were vaccinated? I haven't really looked into that part but it'd be interesting to know.
Steam, your last few posts have seemed to be a hyperbole (if I'm using that term correctly, which I think I am). There's a far stretch from not vaccinating to being a comic book villain or gunning inoccents down. I agree with getting vaccinated but I disagree with villifying anti-vaxxers.
