Does government have the "authority" to force mandatory vaccinations on unwilling individuals ? Where does that authority come from ?

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hanimmal

hanimmal

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Rob Roy said:
When you say "giving" you don't really mean giving though. You mean forcing a shot on an unwilling person.

Do you intentionally misrepresent what you really mean or is it just a habitual abuse of words you've become inured to and blindly accept ?



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I think you are smart enough to know what you said is straight up bullshit.

It is about as nonsensical as saying you are forcing them to drink milk when they might one day be a vegan.
 
Rob Roy

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hanimmal said:
I think you are smart enough to know what you said is straight up bullshit.

It is about as nonsensical as saying you are forcing them to drink milk when they might one day be a vegan.
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My point was you don't "give", in the charitable sense, an unwilling person, anything. You used the word "give" in a context where "force upon" would have been apropos.

Geez, bad enough you want to champion forcing people using an authority you don't possess and therefore can't delegate, now you gotta abuse words too??
 
Gond00s

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whos fault is it if the kids don't get a shot that can help them in their adulthood against something nasty aka the chicken pox vaccine some dumb fuckers
 
Rob Roy

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Gond00s said:
whos fault is it if the kids don't get a shot that can help them in their adulthood against something nasty aka the chicken pox vaccine some dumb fuckers
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Some people believe if you fail to baptize a child, that they will burn in a fire for eternity and the Easter bunny will give them hollow Chocolate rabbits as proof of his disdain for their wicked ways.

Does their fervent belief give them the authority to forcibly baptize your child against your wishes and those of the child ?
 
Gond00s

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Rob Roy said:
Some people believe if you fail to baptize a child, that they will burn in a fire for eternity and the Easter bunny will give them hollow Chocolate rabbits as proof of his disdain for their wicked ways.

Does their fervent belief give them the authority to forcibly baptize your child against your wishes and those of the child ?
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I don’t know man let the children be brainwashed into religious crap I don’t care much on that. The real question is what happens when u die I think everything just goes black imo so just stick a acorn up my ass and use me as fertilizer. My point of the view is it has been shown to help the majority of people that have the vaccines prevent from getting those nasty things but idk do u really care for your child that much not to think about their future idk. But I can say if the parent of said child does not want to give their child future protection against some nasty ass things they shouldn’t be a parent of any child so that would be u rob surprising coming from a child diddler
 
UncleBuck

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Rob Roy said:
Some people believe if you fail to baptize a child, that they will burn in a fire for eternity and the Easter bunny will give them hollow Chocolate rabbits as proof of his disdain for their wicked ways.

Does their fervent belief give them the authority to forcibly baptize your child against your wishes and those of the child ?
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is the evidence behind baptisms as good as the evidence for vaccines it is this just a classic shitty analogy which doesn’t apply
 
Rob Roy

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Gond00s said:
I don’t know man let the children be brainwashed into religious crap I don’t care much on that. The real question is what happens when u die I think everything just goes black imo so just stick a acorn up my ass and use me as fertilizer. My point of the view is it has been shown to help the majority of people that have the vaccines prevent from getting those nasty things but idk do u really care for your child that much not to think about their future idk. But I can say if the parent of said child does not want to give their child future protection against some nasty ass things they shouldn’t be a parent of any child so that would be u rob surprising coming from a child diddler
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So you would be okay forcibly inserting something into an unwilling child, and you're attempting to insinuate I'm a child diddler?

Bath salts ? Glue? Head injury ?
 
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