I do not think it should be mandated, but my daughter is two and she will most likely get this shot when the time comes. You asked if anyone had opted out and I said I did. The state keeps track of all vaccinations and they have a copy of my opt out form. It was simple. I also know that when I was teaching and there were students that didn't have vaccinations, the parent also had to sign a form stating that if there were to be an outbreak, their kids would be quarantined at home until the governor(?) declared the quarantine over.
If I pretend to believe that every FReeper bride was a virgin for a moment (a very laughable moment), we still have a society that refers to active boys as sewing their oats. I will raise my daughter to be a moral person and to pick a moral mate, but am not naive enough to believe that she will be a virgin and so will her husband on their wedding night. This virus is not reserved for the promiscuous. One time is enough and I do not know any man that had only been with one woman before they were married.
I also do not believe that the risk of cervical cancer for a teen deciding on whether or not to have sex even enters the decision making process. But that is just my opinion.
Are you aware the odds of a negative health reaction to this vaccination are higher than the odds of your daughter getting Cervical Cancer? Since June, when this was released, there has already been 89 adverse reactions. You cannot remove what you put in the body...
Requiring this vaccine with few stats on the side effects is dangerous, IMO. The politicians are slowly taking away all your rights. Trying to justify giving up your rights is a very dangerous path to go down.
I think the governor of Texas has lost his mind along with the rest of the moronic politicians in this country.