The latest on the world wide drive to tax, penalize, and criminilize, vaccine refusal

The article below is courtesy of the Autism Action Network. This is the latest push of a "Global" campaign to impose vaccine compliance by hook or by crook. There has been a tremendous amount of preconditioning propaganda going on for a number of years now with people like Dorit Reiss calling for parents of unvacccinated children to be held legally liable for spreading disease. You have Jason Schwartz of Yale demonizing anti vaxxers and calling for vaccine refusal fees to be imposed. Australia and Italy have been imposing draconian measures to compel vaccination. You have Senator Richard Pan MD in California attempting to pass laws outlawing anti vaccination speech and writing online, and there is much more. All of these efforts are heartily supported by the mainstream media and the internet monopolies. Even if you make the choice to vaccinate, you should be appalled at the push to destroy personal freedom, autonomy, free speech, freedom of thought, and freedom of expression.We are looking at a moral inversion in that liability for vaccine safety was essentially transferred from the vaccine manufacturers to parents, with the passage of the 1986 vaccine injury compensation act. Now to add insult to injury they want to charge you money for not buying their product. NY Take Action: Bill to deny tax exemptions to un-vaccinated dependents
Ryan's bill applies to children with religious and medical exemptions
New York State Assemblymember Sean Ryan of Buffalo has authored a bill, A3485, that would deny the standard New York State income tax deductions for dependents who are not fully vaccinated according to the vaccination schedule recommended by the Department of Health. No provision is made for children who have religious or medical exemptions, who would lose their standard dependent tax exemption.      The standard deduction for a dependent in New York is $1000. Taxpayers who file itemized deductions do not use the standard deduction and would not be affected by this law if it passes. Higher-income people usually itemize so the cost of this bill would be borne disproportionately by lower income families.        Before you take action on this issue, if you value the news, information and advocacy brought to you by the Autism Action Network please make it possible for us to keep doing so by donating generously to our one fundraiser of the year that we do in conjunction with the 2018 Autism Community Walk and Resource Fair. Please click on the link below to support our team for the walk and keep us going https://grouprev.com/autismactionnetwork2018      And please click on the Take Action link to send a message to your legislators asking them to oppose Ryan's bill.        Please call Assemblymember Ryan's office in Buffalo and POLITELY let the staffer now you oppose this bill and would like Mr. Ryan to not reintroduce it when the legislature returns in January. Assemblymember Sean Ryan (716) 885-9630      This bill punishes parents for exercising a fundamental human right to make healthcare decisions for their children. Currently, vaccines mandates in New York only apply to children who are enrolled in school or school-like programs. This penalty would apply to all children from birth on, whether they are in school or not. It even applies to homeschoolers, and adult children who may be in college, or disabled adults who are still dependents.       No other state has a vaguely similar policy. But this idea is consistent with a global effort by the vaccine industry to push governments to deny benefits to parents who refuse to follow the state-mandated vaccine schedule.  Australia recently denied a tax break to families that do not follow exactly the state schedule. So has Israel, and there are similar efforts in several European nations.  Fortunately, the bill has no co-sponsors, and there is no companion bill in the Senate. But bad ideas have a tendency to linger.       Please share this message with family and friends, and please post to social networks.