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“Or they fear their loved one’s death will be turned into a political football..”

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Oh b.s.! Parent after parent, in the past, have gone before the cameras when their child died by the hands of school shooters or other criminals, or died due to other causes. They give statements to the media blaming almost everyone. They didn’t care if their child’s death was used as a political football at all. Except now. Suddenly, parents ask for privacy and want to answer no questions.

Also, almost every institution in the nation has been able to ask people their vaccination status over the past couple of years. And people have been required to give it to receive the most basic of services, from getting a hair cut to eating at a restaurant. People have been required to disclose that information in order to keep or get a job. But when someone dies, then it is personal and private information and a violation of their privacy to ask that question.

Yes, people of all ages have dropped dead in the past for no reason, but not at the rate that is being seen now. Plus, insurance companies are seeing death rates in young people at a level not seen in the past. Many of these people have one thing in common. They received the Covid-19 vaccine. The people who were forced to be vaccinated to continue their livelihood have a right to know whether their risk of death is higher upon exertion such as exercise or participating in sports. They have a right to know if they should invest in having a defibrillator in their home due to the risk to their family members who are vaccinated.

This should NOT be private information.