You mean because of my very reasonable stance that people are obligated to be vaccinated against preventable disease?
Must you throw out your trash? Have a functioning waste system for your home?
I live in an urban area and what once were ‘normal’, mature perspectives on living well are now ignored. Who benefits from that?
Should you be allowed to spread cholera or leprosy by your uncleanness? Most people live in urban or suburban areas. Think for a minute or as long as it takes you to reason it out, but do use reason.
I have taught clasess on Funcamentals of Therapeutic Agents and Pharmacology at a top twenty Medical School when I was a graduate teaching assistant, so I am more than knowledgeale on vaccines, their effectiveness, and risks. Like any foreign body, including all drugs, there is a risk. Like anesthesia for routine medical procedures, many children die due to complications from these risks. I am not God, it is not my right to decide for another whether the risk of the death or permenant disability of their child is a reasonable risk. Parents should have the right to make that choice, not be told what they must do by the government. I have used vaccines that are affected, where the risks or acceptable, but I’ve never gotten an influenza vaccine and never will. I live in a very remote rural area, and I don’t throw out my trash, I burn it and recycle what I can’t burn. In the Army, I’ve spent several months out in the wilderness in Korea in the winter with no access to water, waste disposal, heat, electric, or trash disposal with ten thousand of my closest friends and I managed to avoid leprosy and cholera, and hypothermia, but that was a little tougher. Maybe city people can’t live in a civilized manner without government coercion- so if that is the case perhaps you should narrowly tailor your gun laws, zoning laws, trash laws, fire laws, and vaccine laws, and whatever other busybody BS laws you need to regulate the animals you live with so they apply only to you, just don’t force them on those of who get along fine together and don’t want some rube from the city telling us how we must live.