Immunizations: A Parent’s Choice

From the Home School Legal Defense Association’s Senior Counsel comes an article underscoring how it is a basic parental right for a parent to be able to refuse vaccines for their children.

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Forwarded from PROVE
If you are in one of the 34 states without a philosophical exemption, your state has obliterated your parental rights and has appointed itself as a better judge of what is in the best interest of your child than you, the parent.

Hopefully this gets you angry enough to want to help change the laws to add a conscientious exemption in every state where they do not exist. Please consider doing a small part towards this by printing and mailing a copy of the linked article to your state senator, state representative and congressional Representatives and Senators for educational purposes with a cover letter asking them what they will do to restore your parental rights with regard to vaccines that your state took away.
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The article states that, “as awareness of the dangers of vaccination grows and the pressure for mandatory immunizations increases, more and more parents are facing the questions: ‘Should I vaccinate my children?’ as well as ‘Should the government mandate vaccinations for all children?”

According to the article, “There is no easy answer to the first question” and, “the answer to the second question is definitively ‘no’.”

The article sets out to explain why the policy of “mandatory immunizations are troublesome, why existing exemptions to immunization regulations are important, and what your rights as parents are regarding the vaccination of your children.”

You may want to save the HSLDA article for offline viewing.

HSLDA: Immunizations: A Parent’s Choice