Yes, there should be exceptions

There are religious exemptions from Covid vaccine mandates as well.

A person’s choice to not get vaccinated doesn’t just affect that individual. It can potentially affect everyone around them because they have a higher likelihood of being a disease vector.

Virus’s don’t give a crap about your freedoms.

So do we have more illness and more death because there are people whose only argument against vaccination is an ā€œI don’t wanna!ā€ hissyfit?

The end result of getting rid of pertussis mandates… a disease that was pretty much eliminated from this country until idiots in the 90’s and 2000’s decided that they knew better… is this… babies coughing themselves to death

So… argue against pertussis vaccine mandates.

No major religion bars vaccinations,.

The religious exemption is a made up thing.

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I bet I can find at least 844 parents who wish they hadn’t vaccinated their baby.

Before the Pertussis vaccine over 200,000 children a year got sick and around 9,000 died.

We now see 10,000 - 40,000 case a year with deaths measuring in the dozens.

That survey of VEARS data is over a 25 year timespan.

9,000 per year vs 844 (assuming that the reported VEARS data is correct) per 25 years.

So… make an argument against pertussis mandates.

I already did. You just don’t like it. Just because it’s not mandated doesn’t mean the vast majority of people won’t take it. So saying what happened before the vaccine was developed is useless.

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No… you didn’t

You think that you did… but you didn’t.

I express what it was like before the vaccine to show the seriousness of the illness… something that we seem to have forgotten because idiots have been able to make inroads into the popular culture about the safety of the vaccines and use that for fun and profit.

Not mandating pertussis vaccinations leads to more illness and more death because the decision to not vaccinate doesn’t affect just that individual. If it did… we wouldn’t have a problem.

There is no good argument against a pertussis vaccine mandate… well unless we want to accept more dead children.

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Hear hear. A lot of us never left normal.

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Vaccine requirements are not new or groundbreaking for attending public school, as a parent of two school aged kids I support the Covid vaccines being part of the current vaccine requirements.

They already are here in SD school district for over 12 and once FDA approved for under 12 they will be also.

Is that San Diego?

I think this will again turn into a red/blue thing and most all blue school districts will mandate the vaccine and the reds will not. I can already guess which districts will have more cases and deaths.

Yeah, San Diego…I think Newsom has made it state wide however and as expected has caused some ruffles…

But there was a recall and they couldn’t beat em…was a blow out actually

With the way the virus has been trending in Cali it does not surprise me Newsom has the support

Wow- didnt know that…

As of Monday, California’s seven-day case rate was 95.3 per 100,000 people. The next-closest state was Connecticut, at 126.5.

The comparable rates over the same period were 385.1 cases per 100,000 people in Texas; 287.2 in Florida; 250.1 in Arizona; 234.7 in Oregon; and 202.5 in Nevada, federal data show.

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Anything can be rationalized with that same thing.

And there we have it.

Putting government between the parents and the doctor. On Fauci’s say so. Bad move.

If your doctor recommends against a vaccine for your child, what do you do?

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You don’t care about mandates since you support school mandated vaccines.

Did I? Where?

Yes. You do.

Where?