
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Low-income Americans with no more than a high school education appear more likely to get vaccinated against H1N1 swine flu than people with more money and better schooling, according to a poll released on Friday.Sasha said...
I actually had someone DARE to question my parenting when I said there was no way in hell I was having my son injected with the H1N1 vaccine.

The person (who has no children) said to me that because my son is young, OF COURSE he should be vaccinated. They said, "how could you not? Don't you know that children are the highest risk? Don't you want to protect your child? Didn't you see the piece on 60 Minutes about the 15 year old who almost died? That was so scary. Do you want that to happen to your son?"
Mind you, this conversation was taking place in a courtroom. I said, "Yes, I saw the 60 Minutes piece. And? If you can give me a reason beyond scare tactics as to why I should allow my son to be the government's guinea pig, I might humor you by continuing to debate this."