[ SECRET POST #4472 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4472 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[sparrow_lately]

What about religious exemptions?

(I don't believe in them either, but am curious how the US specifically could legislate that.)

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT—honestly there needs to be some way to block religious excuses for not vaccinating specifically, but also for denying medical treatment more generally. And exactly how far reaching are religious exemptions/excuses from US law? People who kill abortion providers usually go to jail, so couldn’t someone whose kid died because they denied them vaccines and they got measles, or denied them other needed medical care (which also happens), be charged with parental neglect or something? Idk, I’m not a lawyer.

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

Sadly, religious morons can not vaccinate their kids. Those kids should be banned from going to public schools. They can start their own disease ridden schools or home school.

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

Religions tell you to do a lot of crazy shit that you can't do legally in the US or most countries. I don't see why this should be any different.

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[philstar22]

These diseases can kill kids. So no, there shouldn't be a religious exemption.

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

Still shouldn't be allowed, especially because some of them are even more bullshit than normal. A kid in Kentucky is suing because he won't be allowed to play basketball without being vaccinated but he said it's against his religious beliefs to be vaccinated because "vaccines use aborted fetal cells." Except they don't, but heaven forbid we let facts get in the way of "muh religion."

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[bur]

I think the issue of public health would take a higher precedence, and actually does in the case of epidemics. One COULD potentially make the same argument about the prevention of epidemics. Not sure it'd work, because I can't legal, but a kid just lost a case regarding him being against vaccination due to religion and claiming his rights were being violated because he was told to keep his ass away from the epicenter of the outbreak (his school) for his own safety and the safety of others.

Re: The law should allow punishment for parents who don't vaccinate their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

No religious exemption if you want your kid to attend public school, etc. and businesses would have every right to bar unvaccinated people from the premises.