Vermont Senate passes bill ending philosophical exemptions from school vaccination requirements

Madison Ruppert

The Vermont Senate recently passed a bill that is now on its way to the state House, which, if signed into law, would end the ability for parents to avoid getting their children vaccinated based on philosophical grounds.

This means that children will not be able to go to school if their parents refuse the vaccines, as they can no longer be exempt from the requirement based on parents' philosophical opposition.

No matter how you feel about vaccines, I hope that you recognize and respect the right of individuals to make the ultimate decision when it comes to their own health and the health of their children; it is a right which is becoming increasingly stripped away from the people of the United States.

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docholliday

Posted: Jun 10 2012, 7:49 AM

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Home schooling is the solution to this problem. Then the drug companies will not be making billions while killing the Amerikan citizens.

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Posted: Jun 23 2012, 10:28 PM

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new world order tyrants

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