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Comment: You are completely ignoring the epidemiology.
You are completely ignoring the epidemiology.
For example, if the mother or baby were identified in an at-risk population, that's one thing.
However, if a regular person, who otherwise would have NO REASON to otherwise ever have been exposed to B or D, what is the probability of viral infection?
1%?
.1%?
.01%?
.001%
.0001%
.00001%
.000001%
How can you justify mandatory vaccination for this vaccine when the epidemiology shows a 1/100,000 or LESS rate of infection in non-at-risk populations?
I'm sorry, but it's completely inconsistent with any concept of liberty.