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Should it be a parental right not to vaccinate your kids?

Childhood vaccinations?

  • It should be a requirement of residency in a state or country because its a public health issue.

    Votes: 11 84.6%

  • It should be optional because its a parental rights issue.

    Votes: 2 15.4%
  • Total voters
    13
SouthernDemocrat said:
Jesus, just admit that your initial reasoning was wrong. Measles is communicable from up to 100 feet away. So you could not even let your infant go near the neighbor kid, and they could still get it.

However, your flawed reasoning does demonstrate why a public health issue should not be left simply to the whims of a parent.
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jesus why don't you just admit you are incapable of understanding my original point? jesus
 
Your Star said:
If one doesn't think of the fetus as a child that is not a "Gotcha" moment.
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Amen.

Anyway, you cannot vaccinate a fetus.

Why does the anti-abortion crowd think it has the higher ground on caring for children?
 
American said:
Too bad you wouldn't say the same for abortion. Gotcha!
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with abortion a child isn't put at risk... we are talking about a cluster of cells that even though they do have the potential to become sentient , they are not. in abortion there is no child welfare it is only personification of a cell cluster.

But nice point. My position would be hypocritical if I saw abortion as child harm.
 
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