Oh, absolutely. The whole issue of compulsory vaccination is a thorny issue. At present I believe that parents should allow their kids to opt out. l
The reason for the debate ultimately involves epidemiological issues. For example, many diseases have almost been eradicated. Polio was on the verge of extinction yet Muslims refused the vaccine and now there has been a resurgence of polio in Muslims enclaves like Pakistan and some African countries.
If it weren't for epidemiological issues, nobody would care. But humans can spread disease to other humans so the debate is really about whether and individual's choice is sacrosanct, or whether the health of the population at large is more important.
I don't have an answer. As an American I really think it's wrong to force someone to take a vaccine they don't want. But then how to address the epidemiological issues that arise? I look at backward Muslim countries and wonder if we are headed that way in America.
[Many Freepers can easily remember when polio was a much feared disease, especially for children.]