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Topic	Herd immunity may be unlikely in the US due to vaccine hesitancy
daynlokki 05/03/21 7:51:59 PM #47:	chrono625 posted... no its not when youre talking about injections of substances that do have history of causing potential permanent side effects. im also not into the government forcing people to stick a needle in themselves. Thats a dangerous and scary precedent. and Ill repeat, I received my first covid shot, my wife is vaccinated and my daughter has gotten all her vaccinations as well. That was OUR choice. And I dont want the government to be allowed to make that choice. Precedent has already been made, by SCOTUS in fact. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts <cite>daynlokki posted [p:953522091] in Herd immun... [t:79439445]...</cite> <quote>chrono625 posted... </cite> <quote>no its not when youre talking about injections of substances that do have history of causing potential permanent side effects. im also not into the government forcing people to stick a needle in themselves. Thats a dangerous and scary precedent. and Ill repeat, I received my first covid shot, my wife is vaccinated and my daughter has gotten all her vaccinations as well. That was OUR choice. And I dont want the government to be allowed to make that choice.</quote>Precedent has already been made, by SCOTUS in fact. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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