I work at a Stellantis plant in Canada. There are currently approximately 300 unvaxxed employees suing the company over not being able to come to work.

Rumours have it the lawsuit isn’t going so well.. for them.

When you know something is wrong on a freedom standpoint but there is something more important (like health/access to education) so you go end up agreeing.

I wonder how many anti-vaxxer parents operate on the logic of: "vaccinations are supposed to keep kids from getting sick but it makes them sick instead" because they don't understand the differences between a sickness or illness and a neurological disorder. They hear how vaccines work, it sounds like sorcery to made kids safe from being sick by exposing them to sickness when half their time is spent protecting their kids from germs so obviously it must be a scam intended to somehow hurt the children (because the fact that immune systems require pathogens to combat to stay effective against pathogens is confusing I guess? )

And to be fair, yes, natural selection says providing a hostile environment to an organism will potentially yield a new version to whom the environment isn't so hostile but that's why medical research is also being...as aggressive as the monetary interest and laws will allow.

This seems like a potentially responsible policy idea for a nation like Australia. Because a large percentage of their population is centered in smaller areas (overall population density 3.1 people per square kilometer in 2016) unvaccinated childen are a greater threat to a larger portion of the total population in the event of an outbreak. The whole 'giant island geographically isolated except for incoming and outgoing air or sea traffic' thing may be a factor here as well. I'm a little curious to know how Japan has/will handle this same issue.

This is sensible to me. Those who are not vaccinated and suffer as a result do harm to the rest.

Harsh but effective I'm sure.

Well, let me check were I am standing.... Nope, it is not australia. Let me check about single payer dealio... Nope, no single payer here. Okay, thank you for participating.

The same thing must happen here. Now.

Thank gawd there's some sense somewhere in the world.