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Hepatitis, Diphtheria, Rubella...Each year millions of children are vaccinated in order to prevent potentially fatal illnesses like these. But should schools be able to mandate vaccines? Some parents see them as vital lifesavers, but others fear serious or perhaps even debilitating risks. How much authority should schools have in determining your child’s health?
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Unvaccinated Kids Can't Threaten Others' Health if Shots are Effective
My thoughts exactly
This was the point I was going to make. Glad to see someone already pointed out this logical fact.
Of course, there is NO justification for "public schools" in the first place. Education is MUCH too important to leave to government.
- KentMcManigal May 30, 2009 12:52AM
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