Compulsory Vaccinations a good idea or threat to civil liberties

1966_and_all_that said:
They are fully qualified to be Government Ministers. What's your point?
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I don't trust government ministers, the prime minister is a journalist, that qualifies him to be quite good at writing his opinions in an entertaining way for money. They aren't to the best of my knowledge, doctors, scientists or engineers. Many of them appear to be self serving egotists with at least one eye on their own personal finances but if you think they care about you and your welfare put your faith in them.
 
gjr69 said:
I don't trust government ministers, the prime minister is a journalist, that qualifies him to be quite good at writing his opinions in an entertaining way for money. They aren't to the best of my knowledge, doctors, scientists or engineers. Many of them appear to be self serving egotists with at least one eye on their own personal finances but if you think they care about you and your welfare put your faith in them.
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Don't disagree. But, I was only trying to point out that it's not the experts who make decisions. Ministers do. So the contention (fact) that they undermine the JCVI is nothing to do with their being unqualified to make a decision. If they choose not to take advice, it's up to them.
 
1966_and_all_that said:
Don't disagree. But, I was only trying to point out that it's not the experts who make decisions. Ministers do. So the contention (fact) that they undermine the JCVI is nothing to do with their being unqualified to make a decision. If they choose not to take advice, it's up to them.
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It is, and I really have no faith in them, maybe if our politicians had higher standards of behaviour, honesty, decency and normality! We might just believe what they said in greater numbers, although the vaccination numbers are very high regardless of the corrupt clowns telling us we should all get the jabs.
 
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