https://www.historyofvaccines.org/content/us-supreme-court-a...
The background was a polio outbreak in MA around 1905, with something like a 30% mortality among all age groups.
We are back to 1905, but now its not 30% that is at the issue, but some decimal to the right of zero.
How would the logistics of forced vaccination go down, anyway? Do you think people wouldn't forge their vaccine papers, bribe doctors or otherwise get them to be sympathetic, or otherwise circumvent/ignore the system/rules in order to avoid the vaccine?
As stated elsewhere in this thread, it is not going to be possible to stop the virus at this point. We will all eventually be exposed and the best we can do is be as safe as we believe we need to be and can.
as soon as authorities announce a potential paper requirement , the literal next day there are touts selling the paper.
I’m not sure why the misconception that freedom is absolute in the US is so widespread.
It's almost like people are arguing "we did {restrictive policy} once, so any form of restriction is of the same form!"
I mean...hell: we had slavery once. So maybe let's set aside the idea that prior infringements of individual liberty justify future infringements of individual liberty?