This week the upper house of Italy’s parliament passed a government supported amendment removing “the legal obligation to vaccinate children against ten diseases before they can be enrolled for state schools.
![Italy’s Senate have removed “the legal obligation to vaccinate children against ten diseases before they can be enrolled for state schools."](https://cdns.yournewswire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/italy-bans-mandatory-vaccinations-678x381.jpg "Italy’s Senate have removed “the legal obligation to vaccinate children against ten diseases before they can be enrolled for state schools."")
A powerful wave of freedom has been generated in Italy after millions of people took part in marches across the country demanding the government roll back a brutal new mandatory vaccination law. Now the government has backed down and listened to the will of the people.
Italy was set to be at forefront of a vaccination experiment conducted by Big Pharma and their government, corrupted with Pharma dollars. However after months of struggle, the people have spoken, and Italy has banned ten mandatory vaccinations of school children.
The new government, elected on a platform of repealing the mandatory vaccination law, claims the 10 vaccinations in question are “useless and often dangerous“, and cites the fact that mandatory vaccinations violate a citizen’s constitutional right to choose their own healthcare.
This week the upper house of Italy’s parliament passed a government supported amendment removing “the legal obligation to vaccinate children…
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Good! At least Italy’s people have some damn sense and guts enough to march by the millions against mandatory vaccinations!
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I feel the same, Shelby. Mandatory vaccination has never made sense to me – if you don’t want your kids catching measles, influenza, etc, the solution seems really simple (if you believe vaccines work: just get them vaccinated. You get no additional protection from forcing the rest of us to get them for our kids.
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