[mvpel]

I don't see immunization as impacting liberty, anymore than requiring insurance to drive, seatbelts installed on cars, hospitals with emergency rooms, or guardrails on bridges.

New Hampshire does not require insurance to drive and has one of the lowest auto insurance rate structures in the country.

New Hampshire does not criminalize the refusal of adults to use seat belts, and has one of the lowest fatality rates per vehicle mile.

Emergency rooms and guard rails have nothing to do with individual liberty.

[Hodar]

New Hampshire does not require insurance to drive and has one of the lowest auto insurance rate structures in the country.
New Hampshire does not criminalize the refusal of adults to use seat belts, and has one of the lowest fatality rates per vehicle mile.

Impressive .... do you have a lot of illegals there? In Texas, the illegals would steal a car, total your car and head back across the border - leaving you stuck with a totalled car and increasing insurance rates.

I like the seatbelt laws too, no need for a Nanny state - I wonder how long NH can keep up the good work?

But, as you point out, NH has laws - you either enforce the laws, or you repeal laws. You do not selectively enforce only the laws you like.

[Nephi]

Well said.