Is it time to consider compulsory vaccinations?

I cannot imagine that anyone posting on this topic cares whether you take anything seriously.Personally, I am simply amazed at all the things you do take seriously. It boggles my mind.Meanwhile, I will not be dying from any of the diseases that can be prevented by vaccines and neither will my daughter or my grandchildren, or my nieces and nephews.And none of us, along with millions and millions of other people have suffered any ill effects from the vaccines or infected other people with those diseases.And unvaccinated children in California and hopefully soon in the rest of the country will not be infecting children who cannot be vaccinated in schools and daycare.In my opinion, parents who refuse to vaccinate their children should be charged with murder if their child dies of a preventable disease or infects another child that dies.

You're welcome.

That will not happen because vaccines do not cause autism. They are not being forced into it by the state. They cannot attend school without vaccinations. You will be welcome to try, but you will lose, because I did not offer any advice, evil or otherwise.What I think is evil is wishing your opponents in a debate would have their children suffer ill effects from a vaccine while you claim to be a Christian.

So You don't think parents should be responsible for the health of their children? Execution? You don't sound rational. Did the parents give them the booze? I would consider a parent who leaves poison where children have access to it to be negligent, what about you? Maybe you live in some strange society that doesn't think parents have a responsibility for the safety of their children. No one is asking you to be included in a risk free utopian society, but in the society that we do live in we all have responsibilities for the privilege of being a member of that society.

The last governor ordered a moratorium on executions and the new governor has not ruled them out. The past governor (Kitzhaber) made the decision when a prisoner was demanding execution.Since the death penalty was reinstated in Oregon in 1978, two people have been executed. One in 1996 and the second in 1997. Both waived their appeals and asked that the execution be carried out.

That is not what I said. I was very specific about parents who intentionally put their children at risk from preventable diseases by not getting them vaccinated. I get it. You disagree with me. You bring up the death penalty, kids getting drunk, and toothypaste, none of which has any connection to anti-vaxers and disease and I am not going to argue with you about that BS. Get someone else to play knock the chip off my shoulder.Edited by Tanypteryx, : No reason given.

No, what I said was: And I don't understand what you mean about playing dumb about it. I stated my opinion that I think parents who let their children or other children die because of their overt negligence in not vaccinating their children should be held accountable. In our society adults are not allowed to cause the death of a child without consequences.I make no claim as being an arbiter of truth and neither are you.