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This is an "uproar" over nothing. If you want your kid to attend public school, you know with hundreds (if not thousands) of other children then you should get them vaccinated. No one is saying you HAVE to vaccinate your child, you don't have to but then you would have to seek alternative forms of education. This isn't that big of a deal and other states have mandatory vaccination laws in place already.
How do you prove where the kid caught something? Have you ever saw a school with a legal liability when a kid caught something from a classmate?
Well you don't need to prove "where" a kid caught something because with herd immunity reasoning, if EVERYONE that attends has to get immunizations, there's nothing to prove.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of a New York City policy that allows schools to ban un-vaccinated kids from attending classes when another child has come down with a vaccine preventable illness.
For argument sake, if I was a parent who vaccinated my child, and he got something from an un-vaccinated child, I would have grounds to file a tort lawsuit; not only against the parents of that child, but also against
the school system/city that allowed that un-vaccinated child to attend a PUBLIC school.
Well you don't need to prove "where" a kid caught something because with herd immunity reasoning, if EVERYONE that attends has to get immunizations, there's nothing to prove.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of a New York City policy that allows schools to ban un-vaccinated kids from attending classes when another child has come down with a vaccine preventable illness.
For argument sake, if I was a parent who vaccinated my child, and he got something from an un-vaccinated child, I would have grounds to file a tort lawsuit; not only against the parents of that child, but also against
the school system/city that allowed that un-vaccinated child to attend a PUBLIC school.
It's unconstitutional for you to demand the medical records of anyone.
I see no comparison. One is a public health issue for the common good and the other is
obviously not.
Read what he wrote. Nazis marked the jews with stars of david. He/She wants to mark unvaccinated people with some identifying mark....same thing....oh and vaccines are a medical decision just like any other medical issue is.
It's unconstitutional for you to demand the medical records of anyone.
LOL. Okay
Argument sake once again, If my child would become gravely harmed by their anti-vaccinate decision, I would not only sue, I would get access to that child's medical records, or lack thereof.
If you do not want to vaccinate your child, don't attend a public school.
And, I don't care what your reason is.
Read what he wrote. Nazis marked the jews with stars of david. He/She wants to mark unvaccinated people with some identifying mark....same thing....oh and vaccines are a medical decision just like any other medical issue is.
I missed that.
I agree vaccines are a medical decision, but it has consequences because we are dealing
with contagious diseases, so no, they are not like any other medical issue.
Parents that choose not to vaccinate have options outside of a public education system.
They should exercise them.
This is an "uproar" over nothing. If you want your kid to attend public school, you know with hundreds (if not thousands) of other children then you should get them vaccinated. No one is saying you HAVE to vaccinate your child, you don't have to but then you would have to seek alternative forms of education. This isn't that big of a deal and other states have mandatory vaccination laws in place already.
Its an attack on medical freedom. Period. Soon as California wants to pay for these children's education I am sure no parent would mind.The only states with MANDATORY vaccine laws are Mississippi and West Virginia which only allow medical exemptions.
Well you don't need to prove "where" a kid caught something because with herd immunity reasoning, if EVERYONE that attends has to get immunizations, there's nothing to prove.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of a New York City policy that allows schools to ban un-vaccinated kids from attending classes when another child has come down with a vaccine preventable illness.
For argument sake, if I was a parent who vaccinated my child, and he got something from an un-vaccinated child, I would have grounds to file a tort lawsuit; not only against the parents of that child, but also against
the school system/city that allowed that un-vaccinated child to attend a PUBLIC school.
In fact, that is the law in just about every state.
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Originally Posted by pknopp
It's unconstitutional for you to demand the medical records of anyone.
So hire a lawyer to argue your case.
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Originally Posted by ORION83
Read what he wrote. Nazis marked the jews with stars of david. He/She wants to mark unvaccinated people with some identifying mark....same thing....oh and vaccines are a medical decision just like any other medical issue is.
Argument sake once again, If my child would become gravely harmed by their anti-vaccinate decision, I would not only sue, I would get access to that child's medical records, or lack thereof.
No you wouldn't.
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