Topic: Routine child vaccinations should be mandatory

Argument: vaccination should be massive in adults, children, women, men. We do not know who can get the virus

Argument: Vaccinations are necessary to protect the health of the public as a whole and should be required by law.

Argument: Vaccinations should be mandatory in children to prevent them from spreading disease to other children

Argument: vaccines are antibodies that we need to avoid disease

Argument: Vaccines are one of the best ways to save yourself and your children in particular from dangerous diseases.

Argument: vaccines for children to go to school should be mandatory

Argument: Vaccines have been proven to stop illness such as polio.  A vaccine can stop a child from taking ill.  It is a must for your child's life.

Argument: Vaccines have proven to be effective tools for controlling and eliminating life-threatening infectious diseases and are estimated to avoid between 2 and 3 million deaths each year.

Argument: Vaccines help children grow up healthy and avoid dangerous diseases

Argument: Vaccines make the body produce defenses against certain diseases

Argument: vaccines must be compulsory for children because in this way we prevent later diseases in infants

Argument: Vaccines must be compulsory for children because in this way we prevent later diseases in infants, which helps their good growth

Argument: Vaccines save lives by protecting against many diseases that is why we must vaccinate children from an early age

Argument: Vaccines save up to 3 million lives a year, protecting children from life-threatening and highly infectious diseases.

Argument: Vaccines should be a mandatory policy so that children do not suffer from these covid problems

Argument: Vaccines should be a mandatory policy so that children do not suffer from these covid problems in the future

Argument: Vaccines should be mandatory for all children in all countries of the world and should be free so that everyone has the opportunity

Argument: Vaccines should be mandatory for all children in all countries of the world and should be free so that everyone has the opportunity to have a healthy life

Argument: we must be sure that our children cannot be infected

Argument: When vaccines control disease, parents are less likely to witness the devastating effects of vaccine preventable infectious diseases first hand.

Argument: with this we obtain immunity in the immunological system to viral diseases

Argument: yes as they protect children from life threatening and highly infectious diseases

Argument: yes because they protect children from life-threatening diseases

Argument: Yes, it is a way to guarantee health

Argument: Yes, it is necessary to preserve the life of the child

Argument: Yes, it should be mandatory for its many benefits that it carries