Denmark
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I can see both sides. In the end, I believe we have to adhere to the constitution.
I hear you, but I can't get past contagion, and often death as a result of becoming contaminated. It seems like that throws this issue into its own exclusive ballpark.
I wonder how the Founders would have responded to a COVID in their time, after the Constitution was ratified?
I can see both sides. In the end, I believe we have to adhere to the constitution.
I hear you, but I can't get past contagion, and often death as a result of becoming contaminated. It seems like that throws this issue into its own exclusive ballpark.
I wonder how the Founders would have responded to a COVID in their time, after the Constitution was ratified?
It's an interesting question, so let's talk about it...
What's the mortality rate of COVID? About 2%? Less?
What if I told you a disease existed when the Constitution was written that had a 30% mortality rate? And if you survived it, you often had hideous scars that stayed with you for life?
Now, what if I told you there was a vaccine for that disease about 84 months after the Constitution was ratified and the law of the land.
And what if I told you that the Framers did not mandate vaccination? Not from the federal level.
What would you say to that?
