2011-02-03, 02:32 PM
My only point on this is that any time you have the government come in and say we are doing this to protect you, look out cause the trade off of that is that you give up your freedoms. Personally I would rather face the dangers than loose my freedoms. In the case of vaccines, it is simply this point that I have. Every person has a unique body chemistry. What is good and helpful to one person will kill the next. My concern is that making things manditory basically says, "well if it kills you so be it, at least we are safe". How is that fair to the person who didnt even get a chance? Though my statment is an extreme example, it is still plausable. You may not like it put that way but it happens to be the case. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions and under the constitution of the united states we also have the right to choose. Making things manditory takes away that right. I am not saying I know everything about this subject cause I dont. What I do know is that every person has a different and distinct body chemistry...kind of like finger prints...no two are the same. Similar maybe but still different. One thing I do know a great deal about is government and the constitution. This is really all I am trying to say here.

