Should Vaccinations be Manditory?
by Emma Girolametto
I belive they should
For
-Vaccines protect children from harmful yet preventable diseases which should be mandatory so everyone can be happy and healthy
-Vaccines allow us to prevent the spread of disease which also allows us to wipe out entire diseases
-Vaccines have been tested with all ages proving them safe to use on recommended schedules which allows few reasons not to vaccinate your children
-There should also be set schedules for vaccination because the more time you take to put off vaccinating your child the more susceptible they will be for disease
-There is also a chance of an old virus resurfacing, like Measles, which can spread to more people who do not vaccinate
-Vaccines are of very little threat to anyone and they do not cause autism and taking the chance that you'll fall victim to a very rare side effect of the shot is not worth how miserable you'll be if you catch some preventable disease
Vaccines are important to keep everyone safe
Against
-Some parents believe certain vaccines may be too much for young infants and may overload their, still building, immune systems
-Occasionally vaccines can cause drastic side effects which can harm a child physically and mentally to the point where the child may never be the same
-Certain people may not want to vaccinate for religious reasons or they simply do not like the thought of vaccines in general
Overall
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