Ok, so the ultra-conservatives are now worried that the US will make the H1N1 vaccine mandatory (well, more specifically, that the UN will force the US to do this). There's some marginal "evidence" to support this, though nothing even remotely concrete. The major concern is of a recurrence of the GBS disaster that happened during the 1976 (or
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In other words, they are emphatically saying it will not be mandatory, and indeed there are people in the group that are "high-risk" for the illness that still shouldn't be given the vaccine due to some other allergies which may indicate they will have problems with the vaccine who are not going to be given the vaccine.
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Anyways, I am against mandatory vaccinations for H1N1. I highly doubt that the government is going to mandate H1N1 vaccines. It's too risky (just like you said, GBS!), and it's too intrusive on individuals' rights.
That being said, I'll probably get myself and Caroline vaccinated; we're high-risk /and/ in a city that's already had an outbreak. WOO! -_-
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http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2009/08/18/more-antivax-distortion-the-swine-flu-version/
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