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I haven't been following super closely, and I can see how reasonable people would disagree with me here, but my position is that *mandating* what someone should do with their body is a dangerous precedent to set; justifying with "public health" isn't consistently infallible

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Aella

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I have similar issues against that in itself, though I don't mind private schools setting requirements to attend. I think it's less mandated in US. I do agree there exists lots of offending mandates against bodily autonomy that people aren't holding to the same standard.

6:19 PM · Dec 15, 2021

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These look like recommended, not mandated? I know one of my siblings has never been vaccinated against anything and afaik my mom hasn't broken any law

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Every single public school in the United States and almost all private schools mandate a bunch of vaccines and have for a very long time, this is almost a universal practice in the United States

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Problem is you can't sequester risk to just yourself. If Covid (or the pathogens below) damaged ONLY your own body, then I'd be sympathetic to this argument. But, here, one person's decision unfortunately infringes upon the bodily autonomy of MANY others (exponentially so).

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Every Hospital and school in the US has had vaccines mandated for many decades. Only the hysterical fear of the COVID jab is new.

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