My kids’ grandparents all had small scars on their upper arms from compulsory vaccinations. They were delighted to receive them so that they could start new lives with almost unbelievable personal freedoms in Australia after World War II. It was no controversy, just a matter of fact that I learnt of from curiosity about the pockmarks.
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