Quote:I'm thinking more along the lines of polio, rubella, smallpox, etc. You wouldn't be against a policy that required parents to vaccinate their children against those things?
Again, it depends on the likelihood of the child being exposed to it. If the child is home schooled and lives on a fucking commune, I'm okay with foregoing it. Having it be regulated in schools, I'm fine with, as I mentioned already. I am against policy making parents do it, no matter what the circumstances.
Quote:and someone else's body. There's no escaping that, unless public health policy only applies to those that physically sign the bill.
You have a choice whether to take a job that has those guidelines or not. We do not make everyone wash their hands after using the bathroom. It is not illegal to leave meat on the counter at home for more than three hours. We do not dictate what people do with their bodies.
