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 @BBFNVWX answered…4mos4MO

This is a very difficult question for me. On the one hand, I believe parents should be the ones who choose how to raise and protect their children, so long as there's no abuse or neglect (though you could argue that failing to vaccinate children is a form of neglect). On the other hand, when parents refuse to vaccinate their children it can put the greater public at risk. This is still a great dilemma for me.

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VOTA. (2026). “Should the government require children to be vaccinated for preventable diseases?” — Public Opinion Poll Results. Retrieved June 22, 2026, from https://eu.vota.com/poll/2407038823

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