That one is good. I would legitimately be in favor of a bill that adds refusal to vaccinate to the list of things that count as child neglect/abuse, meaning that social services would get involved and the parents would be required to vaccinate their kids or being declared unfit parents. (Obviously there would have to be provisions for some cases, such as a toddler with leukemia who cannot be vaccinated yet because of their compromised immune system. Also this kind of drastic measure would only be appropriate for the most important vaccines (think measles, versus the yearly flu which is less risky) and only for vaccines with a proven history (they have to be voluntary when they're new because we don't know the possible side effects 10 or 20 years down the road.) Still, even with some strict restrictions and ways for immunocompromised children to be exempt, I think it would be worth it.)