Forced Medical Treatment This Friday
Well, SB277 takes effect here in California this Friday and children will be forced to receive 69 vaccinations before they turn 18. You might hear about this in other states on the news when a whole bunch of families first learn of this upon schools opening back up for the fall.
This is going to get interesting. Doctors have been removed completely from the medical decision process, replaced by lawmakers. But, it's ok, because it's only children. So....don't worry about it.
This is going to get interesting. Doctors have been removed completely from the medical decision process, replaced by lawmakers. But, it's ok, because it's only children. So....don't worry about it.
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Part b under the intent of the legislature, states: "...persons required to be immunized be allowed to obtain immunizations from whatever medical source they so desire, subject only to the condition that the immunization be performed in accordance with the regulations of the department and that a record of the immunization is made in accordance with the regulations.
Part c (c) Exemptions from immunization for medical reasons.
So right away having access to the SB-277 bill shows the OP is wrong about more than one thing. Doctors have NOT been removed and medical exemptions are granted, just not religious ones.
http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/fac...
Better, according to whom? According to which values? Then along come the unintended--and intended--consequences.
I saw a stat yesterday that I was discussing with our pediatrician just last night. About 1/5 of children in America may have zero vaccination. Zero. So..."where are the wards full of polio victims on ventilators"? Do you know what percentage of people who get polio actually show any symptoms at all? It's certainly a very complicated, horrible disease. Want to stop it? Clean up the s&^t. Want to empty 2/3 of the world's hospitals? Clean up the water.
And how many are dying of smallpox. Young children dying of whooping cough?
Never mind the issue of Force...I would call this law...initiatory force.
I actually do think many people are irresponsible and could use a parent (grandparent, in this case), but I don't want it to be big brother. Then there are people like you who are responsible, intelligent, and paying attention, and just disagree with mainstream medical opinion on this for clear reasons. It's parents' natural right to make these decisions for their kids.
So I wish you were right that it took serious campaign money to sway lawmakers to use force. The bar for what justifies gov't force is so low in people's minds that if the evidence shows it's a good idea, they think "let's use force to make a better world."