[GunRunner]

Really, what would happen if there was a popular movement to repeal the laws requiring you to have auto-insurance?

It would likely be cheered on and supported by the trial lawyers, who are licking their lips at the idea that vaccines cause autism.

Luckily there's no evidence for it, and the side effects of vaccines are well-known and carry the same rare amounts of risk as most medical treatments.

[OneWingedShark]

>> Really, what would happen if there was a popular movement to repeal the laws requiring you to have auto-insurance?
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> It would likely be cheered on and supported by the trial lawyers, who are licking their lips at the idea that vaccines cause autism.

If that's the case, then why aren't they pushing to repeal those laws now? Why haven't they pushed it before now?

Luckily there's no evidence for it, and the side effects of vaccines are well-known and carry the same rare amounts of risk as most medical treatments.

And there's no [real] evidence for anthropogenic global warming, yet there are policies being set, forced because of it; why do you wish to deny your fellow citizen self-sovereignty under threat of government coercion?