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One thing I think of is that children are young, maybe not ready to make certain decisions. But an adult might know the ins and outs of something, but still decide against what is commonly considered to be best. But the adult has certain rights a child does not have.
An adult may decide to smoke, though this can hurt the person and even the smoker's children; yet, it is legal. But the government steps in in order to protect children from making the bad choice of smoking.
So, yes adults can make bad but legal choices. So . . . then . . . ones could decide not to let adults make choices for children, in case a parent would make a wrong vaccination choice. The government people might find themselves to be right, in this matter; and so they feel they must protect the children from potential bad parenting.
Of course, there is the question of if the government people themselves can make good choices
Also . . . it can be that kids in school will be exposing to many more others, than adults might be doing if they have fewer people around them . . . in church, at work, at home. So, it can be how children will have more opportunity, in general, to become spreaders. So, this could be a belief behind certain government people's decisions.
Each person can be different, therefore having different reasoning, in any case. And what can have an interesting effect is if a person has correct information or not And right now we have a political civil war in the United States, in my opinion. And lying is considered a fair-game tactic of war. So, in the mix of all this stuff, is the issue of if anyone knowingly has been lying and who has told us the truth. And there are ones who are not trying to get reliable sources of information, because that is no concern to them, since their objective is only to make certain politicians look bad.
So, I understand that God can guide a person according to what He knows is really true.
An adult may decide to smoke, though this can hurt the person and even the smoker's children; yet, it is legal. But the government steps in in order to protect children from making the bad choice of smoking.
So, yes adults can make bad but legal choices. So . . . then . . . ones could decide not to let adults make choices for children, in case a parent would make a wrong vaccination choice. The government people might find themselves to be right, in this matter; and so they feel they must protect the children from potential bad parenting.
Of course, there is the question of if the government people themselves can make good choices
Also . . . it can be that kids in school will be exposing to many more others, than adults might be doing if they have fewer people around them . . . in church, at work, at home. So, it can be how children will have more opportunity, in general, to become spreaders. So, this could be a belief behind certain government people's decisions.
Each person can be different, therefore having different reasoning, in any case. And what can have an interesting effect is if a person has correct information or not And right now we have a political civil war in the United States, in my opinion. And lying is considered a fair-game tactic of war. So, in the mix of all this stuff, is the issue of if anyone knowingly has been lying and who has told us the truth. And there are ones who are not trying to get reliable sources of information, because that is no concern to them, since their objective is only to make certain politicians look bad.
So, I understand that God can guide a person according to what He knows is really true.
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