This is incrementalism. For a long time, certain vaccinations have been required at least in some states. Starting years ago a little at a time. Parents jumped off the cliff of letting arbitrary bureaucrats decide what was required to put their kids in schools. Now we're hitting that sudden stop at the end. Sure it seems reasonable to require well tested, established immunizations for diseases known to attack children "for the greater good" (and like many things what it seems is not what it is). It's the same thing only completely different for this experimental drug that isn't actually an immunization to not prevent a disease that doesn't seem to attack children. Yes it makes no sense, but really it never did and so sense was abandoned decades ago.

How far can it go?