Equal opportunity.

Should vaccinations be mandatory? I say yes, I believe it is criminal negligence for parents not to do something so vital for their children's health and the same applies for ensuring their children are in good mental health. I believe that democracy depends on it's people and that the physical development and education of children can be categorised as the preservation of justice. They should be taught to be critical thinkers and they should be taught the skills they need to survive in the outside world so they don't plunge into poverty any time in their life.

All welfare should be redirected towards children, so that we can begin the process of getting adults to pay for the next generation as repayment for their upbringing. The USA has crossed the threshold of overpopulation and population growth is no longer as easy as importing workers determinned to escape oppression from whatever beshevelled region of the planet they are from.

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The problem with that is while it sounds good on paper, if implemented, could be used for tyrannical purposes to keep the people from ever gaining the ability to revolt, and the state will hold power over them without question. Throughout history, tyranny has been able to run afoot with its campaign of doing so initially for good, not evil. History always tell us that quite the opposite eventually occurs. And the mantra of doing so to "save the children" has such an influencing effect, that it has successfully convinced you and the OP that this is okay to do.

Very troubling times we live in in this day and age.