MJY65 wrote:The vaccine card doesn't look much different than the ones we had as kids in the 60s. The pediatrician filled them out and you needed to present them to enroll in school.
Yes, in my youth (70's and 80's) proof of measles vaccination was required for things like enrolling in school. So based on that precedent it isn't a major stretch. However, I trust our government far, far less now than I did then. In concert with all the other oddities and concerns that have come with Covid and the many liberties being restricted for other reasons it just doesn't sit well with me. I didn't get then sense that the vaccination requirements back then were widespread and that it was a piece of a larger push for government control like I do now. Now it will not be just school, it will be pretty much any public place.
The worriers are going to nod and smile at the 'very reasonable restrictions' and will not blink an eye at government's growth of restriction. Franklin's quote comes to mind: "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."