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originally posted by: UniFinity
It seems trust has been misplaced.
People are to trusting the big man in power and to doubtful to the little man.
originally posted by: UniFinity
When it comes to our kids and what we put into them, it should be safe 100% no IFs or BUTs.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: UniFinity
Yes, and I have done. She gets her vaccines when it's time.
Here's a hypothetical for everyone against vaccines.
You travel to a country with a high Zika virus rate. If you don't have the vaccine before you go then you will have a 50/50 chance of getting the Zika virus. If you get the Zika virus it will the spread with a 50/50 chance to all your friends, families and strangers in your country as they're not vaccinated.
Do you get the vaccine and risk problems to yourself (hurting the few to save the many) or do you not get the vaccine and just hope you don't get it (hurting the many to save the few)?
originally posted by: Annee
The government should have Every Right to prevent an epidemic.
Your Rights End Where Mine Begin
By: Rachel Marsden
As a conservative in favor of limited government, people often ask me what kind of government intervention I do support. The answer is simple: I’m in support of people doing anything they want in a free and democratic society—until their actions infringe on my freedom or anyone else’s. At that point, the state ought to step in, if only to maintain personal liberty. If the state doesn’t intervene in those instances, when minimal intervention would be required to rectify the situation, then the situation risks spiraling out of control to the point where extreme measures become warranted.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: riley
So you're not going to answer the HYPOTHETICAL question?
originally posted by: riley
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: tnhiker
The government should have no right, and technically doesn't, to force anybody to put anything in their bodies or their children's body if they do not wish it.
The government should have Every Right to prevent an epidemic.
Well they can start with severe autism in that case.
Funny how they ignore that. They have zero interest in treating it, curing it or preventing it. They don't mind that something suddenly started disabling millions of kids.
Gee. I. wonder. Why.
originally posted by: riley
Well they can start with severe autism in that case.
Funny how they ignore that. They have zero interest in treating it, curing it or preventing it. They don't mind that something suddenly started disabling millions of kids.
Gee. I. wonder. Why.
originally posted by: riley
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: riley
So you're not going to answer the HYPOTHETICAL question?
It is not a hypothetical question because I don't believe they have been honest about Zika virus either.
originally posted by: syrinx high priest
people still fall for the vaxx conspiracy thing ?
really ?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: UniFinity
So sacrificing the few to save the many is wrong?
Let's sacrifice many to let a few not vaccinate makes so much more sense.
/sarcasm