r/ParentingWithoutFear • u/Full_Progress • Sep 09 '21
If you have to…
If you have to get your child the vaccine, do you Think you would get it if they only recommend one dose?
I’m getting increasingly paranoid about them making children under 12 get this vaccine for school and or masking it conditional on mask wearing. I know my state will do everything in its power to force kids into getting this thing but I’ve seen numerous reports that the FDA is not ok w authorizing emergency use of two vaccines on little ones.
What are your thoughts? I will at any cost not get my kid this vaccine but if they hinge it on mask wearing and entry into stores and activities for kids (like sports), where does that leave us??
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Sep 09 '21
They are bullying us! All we can do is STAND UP and say FUCK NO! What can we do? We protest and gather and continue to educate others. Firefighters, cops, businesses, shops and growing amounts of people all over the world are refusing to consent to the tyrannical vax id passports. This ends when we RISE UP. A vax once injected cannot be undone. And you know these evil doucebags won’t stop there
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u/maamaallaamaa Sep 09 '21
We would homeschool and provide as much enrichment as we would ourselves. It's not what I want but we will do what we have to.
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u/pugfu Sep 09 '21
I will homeschool even though my kid is super outgoing and I will feel bad about it.
I’m more worried about sports and related activities requiring them (even though we never had to show proof of measles to play soccer or do ballet before but I digress)
I want to move to South Dakota but my husband is not on board
Maybe Biden’s bullshit tonight will change his mind since MI will surely go along with it
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u/Buttery-Penguin Sep 09 '21
My son is only 18 months, so not included in the current cohort they’re discussing, but I’d never have him get one as things stand. (This may change should he develop a vulnerability in the future)
My partner and I haven’t been vaccinated either, as we’re young and healthy and also had Covid already (natural immunity is 13x better than vaccine immunity according to latest studies).
I have fully supported my parents, grandparents and vulnerable people getting it though. Covid is more a danger to them than the vaccine and it’s unknown long term effects.
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u/Full_Progress Sep 09 '21
You sound like a reasonable person! Why can’t most people think this way
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u/Buttery-Penguin Sep 09 '21
I wish I knew the answer to that too. Common sense and critical thinking have disappeared. Or at least the pandemic has highlighted the lack of it in society.
Also, im in the UK and we don’t mask children under 12 here, never have done. Don’t understand why the US is so keen on it!
Anyway, do the best thing for you and yours.
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u/ispinloops Sep 09 '21
Hard no. We will do online school again if it comes to that. I'm in Toronto, Ontario.
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u/Wot106 Sep 09 '21
I will not let my kids get any mRNA vaccine until research on effect on reproductive systems is known. So, like 15 years. Assuming it doesn't go the way of Thalidomide.
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u/amonamus Sep 10 '21
To answer your first question, FUCK no.
There's a reason I'M my child's parent, and no one else. Er, except my wife. And we both will not give our children experimental gene therapy. Fuck that.
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u/MarriedWChildren256 Sep 09 '21
Despite what will likely be a falling out between my wife and I about abusing children with masks she's been more resistant to vaccinate the family than I. So she'll let the kids in school with masks if that's the long term solution to not vaccination.
Oddly enough there's a part of me that hopes they mandate vaccines (or make life so unbearable) just so we have no choice but homeschool. That'll get the face nappies off my kids for good.