Should people get vaccines? According to debate.org, 73% of those surveyed believe people should get vaccines and 24% those surveyed believe people shouldn’t get vaccines. Three percent remain undecided on the issue. In this country people have a rights to refuse getting vaccinated. It is against some people’s religion to get vaccines and some people cannot get vaccines due to medical condition(s). In the U.S Constitution it states “congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” No proof of religious or other restraining or restricting motivator need be presented when refusing a vaccination.
Pros of getting vaccinated Vaccines save an incalculable number of lives each year. …show more content…
They believe those without the ability to fight and win immunity naturally should be culled, allowing those with greater immunity to multiply and strengthen society. Even some pro-vaccine organizations state that natural vaccination causes better immunity. However, the debate on allowing many to suffer and die is fairly one-sided.
Can we trust pharmaceutical companies to produce safe vaccines? Can we trust the government to test and regulate vaccines? After all the primary goal for pharmacies is to sell drugs to make a profit. That profit can buy friends in high places. Some vaccines aren’t even necessary because they target diseases that have essentially disappeared and some diseases that vaccines target are relatively harmless. In conclusion, there are many advantages and disadvantages of getting vaccinated. I personally believe that all people who can be vaccinated, should be vaccinated. Many vaccine preventable diseases still exist and kill people because people do not, or choose not to get vaccinated. The small chance of an unusual reaction seems grossly outweighed by the benefit to yourself and others. Vaccines can completely eradicate diseases, eliminating the threat and cost to future
Pros of getting vaccinated Vaccines save an incalculable number of lives each year. …show more content…
They believe those without the ability to fight and win immunity naturally should be culled, allowing those with greater immunity to multiply and strengthen society. Even some pro-vaccine organizations state that natural vaccination causes better immunity. However, the debate on allowing many to suffer and die is fairly one-sided.
Can we trust pharmaceutical companies to produce safe vaccines? Can we trust the government to test and regulate vaccines? After all the primary goal for pharmacies is to sell drugs to make a profit. That profit can buy friends in high places. Some vaccines aren’t even necessary because they target diseases that have essentially disappeared and some diseases that vaccines target are relatively harmless. In conclusion, there are many advantages and disadvantages of getting vaccinated. I personally believe that all people who can be vaccinated, should be vaccinated. Many vaccine preventable diseases still exist and kill people because people do not, or choose not to get vaccinated. The small chance of an unusual reaction seems grossly outweighed by the benefit to yourself and others. Vaccines can completely eradicate diseases, eliminating the threat and cost to future