Repeal the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986

This acts should be repealed as it provides that no vaccine manufacturer shall be liable in a civil action for damages arising from a vaccine-related injury or death resulting from unavoidable side effects, or because of the manufacturer’s failure to provide direct warnings. Therefore, a vaccine manufacturer does not have to warn the public about the dangers of its product because it’s not liable for any damages it may cause. Peculiarly, this act only protects vaccines that are routinely recommended for children, which includes infants, by the CDC. Notwithstanding the fact that most infants are inoculated with vaccines before they can speak and be able to communicate about any adverse effect they may be experiencing, school-aged children are denied education in public schools as the injection of a product that is completely protected from liability is mandated. Since this act, multiple vaccines have been added to the CDC’s childhood recommendation schedule, which has resulted in serious adverse effects that have been proven and overwhelmingly compensated by the US Government to victims in vaccine court cases. I firmly believe that the taxes of the American people should not be used to pay for the injuries caused by a private manufacturer of a vaccine that is shielded from civil recourse. If this act is repealed, then vaccine manufacturers would be compelled to create safer products that would then be optional, and any recommendations by the CDC wouldn’t be the foundation of mandating vaccines to children seeking an education. Getting vaccinated should be optional, not obligatory, and repealing this act would protect the right to medical freedom for those who opt not to vaccinate themselves.