No, but hold parents criminally liable for transferring deadly diseases to other children

Every human that can be vaccinated should be vaccinated. There are no valid reasons if they are able to and they don't deserve to exist in society if they want to choose not to.

It's the parents' fault if their unvaccinated child spreads disease to another child. The child doesn't know better or have as much say in the matter.

I believe that everyone should be vaccinated and aware of the benefits, but I don’t think that the government should be able to force it.

I think that you don't have to get vaccinated but you will be held criminally liable if you get someone dangerously sick

The government shouldn't have control over you. They have no right to decide which vaccines are more important than others. I personally support vaccines, though.

The government should not be able to require mandatory vaccines, but those who spread disease because of their negligence should face repercussions.

Your body your choice but I believe you should have consequences for your choices if they cause problems (Like spread a deadly virus)

If a parent can prevent another child's death, but they choose not to by not vaccinating their child and allowing their child told to interact with another child, then they should be held criminally liable for that child's death. Pretty simple concept.

No, Mandatory Vaccinations should be a choice. People should have the right to deny what chemicals go into their bodies, and should not be convinced to do any vaccination.

In many jurisdictions, parents are already held criminally liable for "criminal neglect" if they fail to provide essential medical care for their children (e.g., denying life-saving surgery or medication).

Parents should not let their child out to play with another kid when they know their child have a deadly disease, that is the equivalent of murder.

I believe in mandatory vaccinations for non-experimental technology if you wish to utilize public schools and public resources. Medical exemptions should exist, but the government should not have a hand in vaccination of individuals who do not use public infrastructure. Parents and individuals should be civilly and criminally liable if they pass on a disease that kills someone.

I don’t think vaccines should be mandatory because people should have the right to make their own medical choices. But vaccines help protect everyone, and about 90–95% of people need to be vaccinated for diseases like measles to stop outbreaks. If someone chooses not to vaccinate and it leads to others getting seriously sick, especially vulnerable people, they should be held responsible because their choice can harm others.

If parents can be punished for spreading diseases, it makes more sense to prevent the spread in the first place with mandatory vaccines. Otherwise it’s hard to prove who infected who, and punishment after the fact doesn’t protect people.

When someone chooses not to get vaccinated, then the blame transfers entirely on them if someone is harmed by it.

If a parent sends their Covid-infected child to school, they should be held accountable. You are free to live your life, but you shouldn't be able to harm others.

If parents are gonna vaccinate their kids then they should be liable for other kids getting sick because of their choice

if a parent lets a child whom is clearly sick attend school and gets an outbreak started the parent should be held responsible for potential

It was their choice to not have their kids vaccinated, so they should be the ones responsible for whatever happens to their kid or any other child or person affected by their decision.

if you chose no because the parents think the kid will get more hurt from the vaccine, then they end up dying, that is the parents fault for not doing their own research and being negligent in protecting their child.

mandatory vaccinations is government overreach but the death of other children is the fault of the parents not choosing to vaccinate their kid

It leaves parents the choice as to whether or not their child should be vaccinated, but also let's them deal with the consequences of their choices.

Causing physical harm is a crime and taking steps to allow harm to be caused is at least negligence.

I feel like it would be of everyone's best interest for this to happen. The grief of losing someone, let alone a child, is heavy and debilitating. If someone were to pass on an illness that could be harmful to a child, they should be criminally charged with manslaughter. No one's beliefs are worth more than a human life.

I think if a parent KNOWINGLY sends their child or themselves out in public while they're sick, they should be held accountable. It is extremely irresponsible to go out while sick and potentially infect others. You never know somebody else's medical needs and issues. What if there was a kid with a potentially life threatening illness like cancer that they infected with a disease like COVID or the flu? Their immune system isn't as strong as other peoples' and they could die. If you absolutely have to go somewhere in public while sick, then you should wear a facial covering.

To not get a child vaccinated is ultimately your choice however putting other childrens lives at risk with diseases is not right and the knowledge of putting that danger out is criminal

I think that if Jimmys parents made Jimmy catch a disease because he’s not vaccinated and then he gets the rest of his class sick and someone goes into the hospital, they should be held liable. It’s like in a car accident where multiple cars are involved, the one who caused the accident usually has to pay the most because it’s their fault. Same thing goes for children in school. If you harm someone else’s thing, you are liable if something happens.

70% of COVID cases were transferred by children. Knowing this and doing nothing about it would be like seeing a building on fire and holding the exit doors closed.

because if they aren’t gonna vaccinate their kids they better have another way to keep the diseases away

It wouldn't really be human to force vaccines on someone, but if that parent refuses to vaccinate their kid, and someone else gets sick in the process, maybe even deadly sick, resulting in a fatality, that fault falls on the parent. The child is innocent in this; they don't control when they get a vaccine and when they don't, and now they unknowingly may have killed someone.

Pharmaceutical companies are colluding with government to profiteer off of mandates. We should support medical freedom, but if there is negligence we should hold parents accountable.

Mmr vaccine has shown correlation with autism in black boys in particular when administered before age 3.

If you cause the next black plague by not reportig to the National Healthcare Committee and State of Emergency committee then yes.

I need to sleep and this test was so long, and I'm not going to look up any resources at this time but good news because I also don't mind if whoever sees this disagrees, and I'm willing to discuss and look at stuff later after I've slept.

Parham v. J.R. (1979): The Supreme Court explicitly recognized that American legal tradition presumes that parents possess the authority, and the best intentions, to make medical decisions on behalf of their minor children, rather than the state. https://www.americafirstpolicy.com/issues/protecting-parental-authority-in-vaccination-decisions

People should be allowed to do what they want with their bodies, but if they happen to harm someone by not getting vaccinated they should be prosecuted.

If it is legally demonstrated that another child has died because of a preventable disease passed on by the parents' child under specific circumstances that could have all been somehow prevented, such as knowingly avoiding a quarantine or social isolation that could have otherwise prevented this death, these parents should be held responsible and charged with manslaughter.

If you are going to make a decision that can hurt other people, you have to be able to deal with the consequences. I have the complete freedom to treat everyone how I want to, but I'm not excused from the consequences. I can get fired, I can lose friends, etc, because my choices have consequences. The same goes for everything in life.

Enforcing legal accountability for parents who knowingly put others at risk by not vaccinating their children is crucial to protect public health. Data shows that vaccine-preventable diseases can lead to severe health consequences and outbreaks when vaccination rates drop. By holding parents criminally liable in cases where their unvaccinated children cause harm to others, we send a strong signal about the importance of community health and individual responsibility.

Though I believe vaccination is necessary and the right thing to do, bodily autonomy is a fundamental human right and mandatory vaccination infringes on that right.

The parents are responsible for the safekeeping of their children, and for the harm their child does to others. If a child infects someone with a preventable disease it's the parents fault.