So this is something that Trump has put forth.
And there is a belief behind this.
So RFK stated it was the vaccines that caused autism? I can understand that belief. Because of all of the things that they put in the vaccine, heavy metals. But my inquiry into Google AI told me that Autism is 90% hereditary.
But what is the idea behind Trumps parental choice vaccine idea?
I think that there is an implication in there that somehow immunity can be magically stronger than it is? That human beings today are somehow more immune than they were when the massive plagues that vaccines solved reeked havoc causing millions of deaths?
But I view it kind of as the "sucker" theory. Trump said with regard to the idea, "It's possible that it doesn't work."
But how does "sucker theory" apply? I would say "sucker theory" is, if you are dumb enough to fall for something good riddens. So indeed, instead of whatever disease a person could have been vaccinated for and likely protected from when they opted out of the vaccine and get the illness that kills them, what really killed them? Ignorance. "Sucker theory."
In that quote Trump also said, "Nothing bad can happen from what we are doing." (These two quotes taken from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel this am)
A cold hearted person might say, when only the strong survive nothing bad happened?
Is that the line being walked here?
Me personally? If you believe that your body is strong enough to fight off any covid then shouldn't you also be of the superpower mind that your body can fight off any ill effects of a vaccine?
And I am not saying I really disagree with Trump. I think vaccines can harm the development stage brain of a child. But again to what degree? Let's say they take away 1% mental development, and your child is still alive versus those know it all parents who are then new childless (because of a mass virus) and looking to adopt? I think it is somehow usually Republicans that want to adopt?
I wonder what the states are there? Percent of Republicans that are adoptive parents versus Democrats? Oooh! I might be on to something there! That would be statistic that bears penciling out. You would think with all the data center data stolen and kept, that would be just a few clicks away answer?
Let's say you chose not to vaccinate your child, and you lost that child to a covid type illness or other disease that could have been prevented by a vaccine; should you be allowed to adopt? And what would you tell that new child?
A. "We better get you vaccinated right away so you don't end up like my prior mistake."
B. "In this house we believe ourselves to be superhuman, God loves us, we do not vaccinate here. And Momma Gomorra is going to hold us to that."
© 2026 Thomas Paul Murphy
Yeah, looked it up, I'm right!
"Conservative Christians adopt at twice the rate of other demographics"
info link: Are Conservatives Or Liberals More Likely To Adopt A Child