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As a good libertarian, I support the ability of the parents to choose to have or not have their children vaccinated, but as a good citizen, I worry that the public health may be affected. I guess I am on the side of public health, like I support following laws of the road - sometimes others, or getting along with others, trumps individual choice. Another side is I wonder if females who are not vaccinated are putting their unborn children at risk for developmental issues if they have German Measles? But mostly I am not worried about this because it is white people doing it - they will get the best health care anyway.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2019/09/03/measles-wisconsin-nears-50-000-unvaccinated-children-u-s-copes-outbreak/2152352001/?fbclid=IwAR1V8Wgb0MO_A3p0SgjlVsLWOUlU4Q4oF5E-1KAx5PEru1Qly4YHYw4b5f8

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