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I'm not saying I agree with them so there's no need to lecture. All I'm saying is there is a difference between being anti-vaccine and not being for forced vaccination. I'm vaccinated, I have boosters, my wife is vaccinated and all our children are vaccinated. And I'm for keeping kids out of public schools if they are not vaccinated. But after our first kid was sick for a few days after receiving one shot w/ a bunch of vaccines we elected to stagger the vaccines over a couple visits for our other kids. It may have been purely a coincidence or it may have been a tolerance issue - we have no way of knowing. But we talked to our pediatrician and she assured us that doing them all at once was just a matter of convenience and we wouldn't be putting our kids at risk by staggering the shots and making a couple extra appointments. If that is "some level of choice" then pegging Christie as anti-vax and saying it's proof that conservatives are more anti-vax than liberals, it's just more nonsense.
Sorry, my comments were more out of frustration with anti-vaxx than you. I have no issue with parents delaying/staggering shots, especially with a child who has had an issue previously. But those are statistically in the minority. The people who refuse to vaccinate are a societal problem though.