MY surprised comment is ... imagine a family about to move and looking for a place to live in or near a particular place/city/community
imagine the conversations about how wonderful to be near shopping or sports arena or school(s)
Now imagine deciding on the school with the most or the least personal belief exemption rate:
Look honey ... a 1.7% and a 3.26% ... and over here ... a 9% ... wow ... so many choices to choose from
Bizarro world
let me invite him to the state of Mississippi, the state with the highest compliance rate of immunization in the country.
My son was 18 months and got the second round of shots. That night, after the shots, he changed , a lot. From outgoing and normal to no more attempts at speech, no eye contact, and constant ear and nose infections.
He’s still autistic, but not in local schools as compliance, along with common core, is the path our state chooses. Even the repugnican state senator chair of the education committee was all for common core(it’s the money).
There are attempts, grass root in nature to change some of these things. In a lot of these issues the Republican leaders of the state house and senate are in lockstep with teacher’s unions.
So, come on down! It’s freakin heaven down here for libricans.