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Disentigrating the Anti-Vaccine movement and making vaccines mandatory

Created by J.C. on December 23, 2016

Ever since the anti-vaccine movement was created, easily curable diseases such as whooping cough and measles, have infected dozens of children across the country. The anti-vaccine movement has convinced parents to refuse them their children the proper protection needed against deadly illnesses. Even now, despite evidence the number of parents refusing to immunize our youth is growing across the country. The Anti-Vaccine movement is a legitimate threat to our society and future. Formally disentigrating the movement and making vaccinations mandatory can make measles and whooping cough problem.s of the past.

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