Arguments Against Vaccines

Americans are representing activism in politics by partaking in polls because it is a prime example of voting. In addition to polls, riots against or for vaccines have been around since the 19th century. For example, the Victorian Anti-vaccination Movement. “The Victorian Anti-Vaccination Movement,” by Elizabeth Earl explains, “the law made it compulsory for infants during their first three months of life and then extended the age to children up to 14 years old in 1867, imposing fines…[upon those] who did not comply.” Eventually, it enraged people and the working class decided to fight back. These people were using their right as Americans and demonstrated an alternative sense of participation through political action. Overall, Vaccines should be safe and people who fight for it or against it do express patterns of …show more content…
I mean, this piece of information is found on the internet. To my knowledge, the internet is the media and it is almost like this interest group wants the attention from not just the government, but everyone else. Now it is clear that between the political parties, the Republicans are against any sort of vaccinations and do not care for them. If anything, they would rather remove vaccines as a whole. However, I am not one of those people. I want to see Vaccines flourish and I want them to provide safety. I want the public to see the diseases that vaccines have prevented over time and it clearly represents my political efficacy. Personally, people should be able to decide whether or not a vaccine is inserted into their bodies. Nevertheless, if the public is confident about the protection an immunization shot will offer; they will learn not to care about what is placed