It could be the first in the United States. Florida plans to abolish all vaccine obligations, the general practitioner of the state Joseph Ladapo who compared this with “slavery.”
“Who am I, as a government or any other person, or who I am as a man who now holds here to tell you what to do with your body?” He justified this on Wednesday, September 3 during a press conference.
A “reckless” decision
Joseph Laplo has not provided more details about the details of the project, but could include vaccination obligations for children, necessary for their education.
“Medical freedom is something that we have to protect with the greatest awareness,” said the governor of Florida, Ron Desantis.
In X, the democratic figure in Florida David Jolly hopes that “the next governor can rule out this type.”
According to the American Center for Disease Control and Prevention, vaccination rates against various diseases have decreased in Infantes Garden students in the last school year. With Reuters, the president of the American company of infectious diseases, Tina so warns that “the United States will attend multiple epidemics of vaccination preventable diseases and its propagation”, describing this project as “major disaster.”
An opinion shared by Micharl Ostreholm, an expert in infectious diseases at the University of Minnesota. Even for our Reuters colleagues, he explains that “all the parents of a deceased or hospitalized child for an evitable disease will know exactly why”, pointing out an “reckless” decision.
Anti-vacinas and conspirators
This Wednesday, Ron Desantis announced the creation of the Florida Commission for a healthy America again. Its objective: Align health policy with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
When he came to power, Donald Trump chose Robert F. Kennedy JR to take the lead in the Ministry of Health, an anti-cacamics figure, believing in particular that the COVVI-19 was “an ethnically directed virus.” According to him, COVVI-19 was “designed to attack Caucasians and blacks”, while “the most immunized people are the Jews Ashkenazi and the Chinese.”
The anti-vaccinos and conspiracy comments have multiplied in recent months, comparing the restrictions during the COVVI-19 crisis in the living conditions of Anne Frank, who died in a Nazi concentration camp.
Source: BFM TV
