[Darren McCarty]

I don't see the barf here.
I do not support requirements of this vaccine. I also despise cancer with a passion losing several family members to that disease. If this can prevent cancer, I don't see the problem with this as an option.

To me, this isn't the same thing as passing out rubbers.

[Responsibility2nd]

I trust you have no young daughters.

If this can prevent cancer...

This is a BIG IF...

And even if it does prevent cancer, no one is denying the increase in teen sex that follow.

[Twink]

My 17 1/2 yr old and 16 yr old got the first shot in August. Their Doctor recommended it (and he has a daughter, we’re friends, so it isn’t about money or agenda for him). I trust his expertise. They also received the Meningitis (sp) shot...and eldest had a minor reaction.

[!1776!]

I don't see the barf here.

Agreed. I also agree that the vaccine shouldn't be mandatory.

People need to get past the stupid ass thought process that a shot or not a shot is going to in some silly ass way instill morals and judgement.

The issue here is the availability of a vaccine that apparently is succeful in activating the body's natual responses to attack and destroy a viral infection which can lead to the development of a cancer.

If people don't want their kids humping everything in sight - teach them to have the respect for themselves not to do so and wait for a meaninful relationship.

Otherwise, chill the hell out on (the voluntary use of) a vaccine that might save someones life.

[editor-surveyor]

"I don't see the barf here."

Take your hands off of your eyes.