UncleJesse: All (?) Public schools require a number of vaccinations for attendance (measles, TB, smallpox, etc). This is an FDA approved vaccine. What's different?

gettheledout: It's not really a vaccine though, otherwise people who get the "vaccine" would be immune from getting the virus which is the case with measles, TB, smallpox, etc.

snippy: easy to exempt out on those UJ.^ covid- not so easy to exempt out.

Ridgerunner: Apples and oranges. You're referring to IMMUNIZATIONS which are not the same as vaccinations. You only have to get immunized once.

snippy: true GTLO. they can pass it along after "vaxing"also.

Fleedle: measles is deadly to kids. Also remember when everyone got the measles vaccine and everyone kept getting measles? Oh right that didnt happen. Its a silly comparison UJ.