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JonLP24

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5. What kind of prosecution?

Reply to Mika (Original post)

Mon Feb 2, 2015, 01:51 PM

Feb 2015

Fines, money away from the kids. Jail-term? Maybe put into state custody & if it is like the Army, makes sure they have the all their shots but PTSD is a common symptom for those who grew up in foster care & a lot of the abuses go unreported.

I always think of the real world consequences for many policies. McCain was behind a big push for the "danged fence" & more border patrol where the fence was a defeated by a catapult, existing tunnels, etc & cartels had little trouble finding border patrol agents to bribe because shortcuts were taken to hire, train, & deploy more border patrol agents to the border.

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Earlier, Ashleigh Banfield pondered if parents who don't get kids vaxed should be prosecuted... [View all] Mika Feb 2015 OP

I hope she continues to beat that drum. Ykcutnek Feb 2015 #1

One of these days someone is going to get sued Kelvin Mace Feb 2015 #2

If their kids are vaxed, then they won't get measles. Mika Feb 2015 #4

Nope, you can be vaccinated and still get the measles. MohRokTah Feb 2015 #8

Some people can't use the vaccine and babies are not vaccinated until they are 12 - 15 months old. Arkansas Granny Feb 2015 #9

Can't wait to see what responses you get to this YarnAddict Feb 2015 #3

What kind of prosecution? JonLP24 Feb 2015 #5

The MMRV vaccine is 95% effective. MohRokTah Feb 2015 #6

I don't see the difference between this and religious kooks who refuse blood transfusions and Marr Feb 2015 #7

Agreed. eom MohRokTah Feb 2015 #11

Absolutely NO difference between these anti Vax onecaliberal Feb 2015 #10

She needs to lose her job. Dawson Leery Feb 2015 #12

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