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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY
Yea, that makes about as much sense charging a driver for manslaughter for not having insurance when a drunk and driver crosses the middle line and dies in the accident. Brilliant.
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It's either increased liability or remove them entirely from public schools.
The fact is, unvaccinated children in public schools increase risks for everyone else. That (to me) is unacceptable because that risk factor is forced upon my (fictional) children because of someone else's poor choice.
There needs to be a "cost" associated with unnecessarily increasing risk. Mandating liability even without a direct link to causality is how I would levy that cost.
The science on this is clear. It doesn't cause autism, that claim is beyond ludicrous but even if it DID, the percentages would still NEVER add up to a logical conclusion of not vaccinating.