via Facebook... I loved this on every level. "The medical community has been trying, with limited success, to convince people that there is no scientific basis to avoid immunizations. Perhaps it is time to change the discourse. Jewish law holds that the imperative to vaccinate depends not on one’s personal feelings but on the moral and religious obligation to protect one’s child as well as the entire community. In other words, what you believe might not matter as much as you think. For Jews, there is no such thing as a personal-belief exemption."
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