Topic: Routine child vaccinations should be mandatory

Argument: In a sense, yes, because the child is more prone to spreading the virus.

Argument: In my humble opinion, then yes, not only for our children, but for the other children who are in their environment, whether on the street, at school or in the park.

Argument: in this way, pandemic outbreaks are avoided

Argument: In US states with the strictest laws, the rates of whooping cough and measles are significantly lower, which suggests that if exemptions are harder to come by then mandatory vaccination may be more effective.

Argument: Infant vaccination should be mandatory so we avoid infant mortality

Argument: Infant vaccination should be mandatory to guarantee the health of all the inhabitants and thus avoid contagion among the inhabitants

Argument: infant vaccination should be mandatory to protect the new generation

Argument: It has to be mandatory to avoid more infections

Argument: It is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it after it occurs

Argument: it is best to preserve the health of the child so as quickly as possible it is put on

Argument: it is excellent to prevent diseases in time in babies

Argument: It is important to protect the health of the next generation so to do that means the routine child vaccinations have to be mandatory.

Argument: It is vital that all children get the protection that they need

Argument: It must be mandatory for all children and adolescents in order to protect those who will one day be our successors

Argument: it seems to me that if it must be obligatory for the good to be of the infants.

Argument: It should be because children are in contact with almost everything and with that premise they can be carriers of covid faster

Argument: it should be mandatory because sometimes children are very prone to diseases

Argument: it should be mandatory health comes first and so in children

Argument: It should be mandatory to vaccinate children to guarantee global public health, and to keep in oblivion the diseases that have already been eradicated

Argument: It's important because when vaccination rates decline, we start to see a resurgence of infectious diseases

Argument: Making routine child vaccinations mandatory would prevent the unnecessary deaths and suffering that currently result from the diseases that the vaccines prevent.

Argument: must be mandatory since with them we make ourselves immune to certain infectious diseases that are harmful to our body

Argument: of course it should be mandatory and if possible free worldwide

Argument: of course it should be mandatory worldwide

Argument: Of course, this is how long-term immunization of the entire population is achieved in diseases that can be fatal and easily contagious.

Argument: only if medications are provided and it is ensured that they do not harm children

Argument: our children have the right to be vaccinated

Argument: our future is children and we must protect them from any disease that may cause their mortality