Re: So You Think You're Brave and Tough Not Being Vaccinated. Huh?

On 8/6/21 9:15 AM, Mitchell Holman wrote:
> Yak <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
> 
>> On 8/5/21 6:02 PM, Siri Cruise wrote:
>>> In article <[email protected]>, Yak <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> It's about possibly infecting the unvaccinated who have made a clear
>>>> choice not to get vaxxed in spite of the staggeringly low risk.
>>>
>>> All those children choose not to use an unavailable vaccine.
>>
>> Parent decide for minors. They know their children's medical needs 
>> better than the govt. Far better.
> 
> 
>     Esp Christian parents, right?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Faith-Healing Parents Letting Their Kids Die
> February 24, 2015
> 
> Over the past three years, twelve children in Idaho 
> have died from completely preventable causes like 
> pneumonia and food poisoning. Why? Because their 
> parents, primarily members of a faith-healing sect 
> called the Followers of Christ have refused to get 
> them medical attention.
> 
> Idaho is one of six states in the country that allow 
> religious exemptions in cases of negligent homicide, 
> manslaughter and capital murder. It is one of 32 that 
> allow religious exemptions in child endangerment cases. 
> Due to laws fought for in the 1970s by Christian 
> Scientists, parents in a plurality of states have the 
> right to refuse medical care for their children on 
> religious grounds.
> 
> Some people in Idaho want something done about that. 
> State Rep. John Gannon (D-Boise) has proposed a law 
> that will hold parents accountable if refusing to 
> provide medical care for their children leads to that 
> child’s death or permanent disability.
> 
> Opposing the law is Rep. Christy Perry, who believes 
> that parents should have the right to let their kids 
> die of preventable diseases.
> 
> "They do not look to the government to help them at 
> all," said Perry, speaking about Followers of Christ. 
> "They’re very self-sufficient and know how to take 
> care of themselves. In Canyon County, people hunt to 
> feed their families. They fish. They grow their own 
> food."
> 
> Faith healers, she said, are not uncaring parents. They 
> simply trust God above doctors and have faith that God 
> will do what’s right.
> 
> "They are comforted by the fact that they know their 
> child is in heaven," Perry said. "If I want to let my 
> child be with God, why is that wrong?"
> 
> Furthermore, she said, she’s unsure of the motives of 
> those who want to see faith-healing protections removed.
> 
> "Is it really because these children are dying more so 
> than other children? Or is this really about an attack 
> on a religion you don’t agree with?"
> 
> http://tinyurl.com/q5mg8va 
> 

NOT BRAVE AND TOUGH...


But alive and unpolluted with the (GMO) GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISM
vaccines.  If I don't want to eat it, why would I allow Biden to force
me to inject it?

*What I put in my body is my business* maybe you remember that from the
ABORTION ARGUMENTS SURROUNDING THE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS?




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