Back to the peeps without insurance, and the organic, fairly traded, hemp-laced, patchouli- scented, crocs- wearing double edged sword that every indignant justice demanding yuppie should constantly struggle with. We who are lucky enough to say, why take the chance? Bear with me here, there is a point. I am going on the assumption that it is cheaper to produce items that are potentially harmful and helpful-this may or may not be true, but you have to start somewhere. If a person doesn’t have health insurance they will have to pay for the shots-if only the more expensive are legal, they go without. If we find out that non-organic food is killing us should we make it illegal? I don’t buy organic, i follow the “ack, you and your brother turned out fine” philosophy because I think the stress of reading and researching every label will kill you first, and being on the outer edges of yuppiedom, it is just too damn expensive. It just seems extreme to ban something on the basis of what might happen, takes away choice right? Of course, myself, a freakin librarian, didn’t know that my lucky baby was getting the good shots until now, how would a 16 year old from a country with no healthcare be able to make a choice?
(he even looks like Satan http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21111931/)
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