Vermont Supreme Court Says Schools Can Force-Vaccinate Kids without Parental Consent

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In a shocking decision, the Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that public schools can forcibly give COVID jabs to children without their parents’ consent. The case originated after an elementary school forcibly injected the unsafe and ineffective COVID shot into a couple’s 6-year-old son against their wishes. The school knew that the parents didn’t consent, so staffers held the kid down and injected him anyway.

The family sued the elementary school and the school district, and the case made its way to the Vermont Supreme Court finally. In what’s being called a landmark ruling, the Vermont Supreme Court took the side of the school officials who medically raped the child without the parents’ consent.

This shouldn’t just worry parents in Vermont. This case is now the lone precedent in the United States. It gives schools across the country a green light to forcibly inject children with the COVID shots, according to the family’s attorney. Other courts across the country can now utilize this decision to usurp parental rights if schools in other states hold children down and forcibly inject them.

We’re not exaggerating when we say they held the child down and forcibly “vaccinated” him. The school had explicitly told the parents that they would not jab their son. When they took the little boy, whose name is Leo, to get the shot, he was screaming and resisting because he knew his parents objected.

The Vermont Supreme Court says that’s okay. Are you okay with that as a parent?

The family’s attorney says they will now be forced to appeal the case to the US Supreme Court. Americans should pray that the high court will step in and restore the rights of parents to object to forced medical experimentation on their children.