Well, civil liberties again.
Seems to be common. What about Vaccinations required for children to go school? One example. Your RIGHTS, as Justice Scalia said, and I paraphrase, are limited, there is no such thing as an unlimited right. Rights are given by the government, and can be regulated by the government. In the case of public welfare where the threat is sufficient all rights can be restricted by the declaration of martial law - which was added to the powers the president has following 911.
The fact that YOUR RIGHTS have not been limited by forcing you to be vaccinated. If things got out of hand, the government could.
I love all these rights arguments - censorship, your RIGHT to say anything any time any where. Guns, your right to any guns any time any where, vaccinations, you body your rights.
I heard a great quote on a TV show the other day, no where in the constitution does it say "you have the right to put coffee creamer in your coffee". But, that wouldn't stop the **** storm if the government said you couldn't.
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