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First Amendment rights cited in objection to new vaccine exemption form; lawyer warns parents might sue state
Posted By Andrew Stein On October 19, 2012
The Vermont legislature created and passed a vaccine bill which essentially coerces a parent to sign a p
aper that may make a statement which is not within the belief system of the parent. In a way, we could compare this to a forced signature on a legal document. Could the government threaten a parent by putting them in an either or position. Either you sign this document, or your child cannot claim his or her right to an exemption.

Does a parent have the 'free will' to sign a medical release form under state and federal laws for philosophic and religious reasons?
Mitchell Pearl, a First Amendment constitutional law specialist represents a group a parents from the advocacy group Vermont Coalition for Vaccine Choice.
The two contentious paragraph written in the required form state the following:
• “I understand that failure to complete the required vaccination schedule increases the risk to my child and others of contracting, carrying or spreading a vaccine-preventable infectious disease.”
• “I understand that there are people with special health needs in schools and child care facilities who are unable to be vaccinated, or who are at heightened risk of contracting a vaccine preventable communicable disease, and for whom such a disease could be life-threatening.”
Alan Phillips will explain how these statements do not follow our constitutional rights for free speech.
Mitchell Pearl feels the addition of a few words can repair the problem by shifting the belief system onto the Health Department, rather than on the person who signs the document, in this case, the parent. This also shifts the weight of evidence to prove their belief and philosophy onto the Health Department.
This contradiction in terms of freedom may go to court if the Vermont Health Department does not change the wording on the release form.
I wonder if it is legal for an individual to make a personal adjustment by writing in an insertion of a few words or crossing off words? Is this legally binding with new terms? I know when signing other documents we can do this with initials and a notary public.
The major problem will fall upon those too weak to stand up for themselves or unknowingly that this words have been written in this way. We see something similar in the realm of proposed drug testing on little infants. How many parents will understand the potential harm to their developing children if they sign a consent form? A major problem in the health care field today deals with both misinformation and a lack of full disclosure.
We at HWC are proud of those parents who stand up to the law, stand up for their rights and freedoms as citizens of the US in defense of their children.
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That includes the grocery market, the stock market and the political market where you legal rights of disclosure should be transparent.
Instead, a while label that you need invisible ink to read the chemical inside the food on your table presides in America
the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Dr Mercola leads the list of brave soldiers.
The top six funders of "No on 37" are also the six largest pesticide companiesin the world and they don't wan you to know what they are doing in the lab, how they manipulate the genes or play with your food.
The people cannot be fooled all of the time. The fact checkers in the house tell us about the presidential candidates lies and half truths. We also have groups checking up on the lab rats.
The second hour of this show we read Dr Herbert Alfred Roberts, MD
The Principles and Art of Cure by Homeopathy Chapter II
There is so much to learn that Dr Roberts gives us questions at the end of the chapter to see if we've been listening and learning together.
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