Confront a woman’s "so-called right to choose" and you’ll find an ACLU lawyer on every street corner. These busybody barristers are like human traffic signals, ready to stop you in your tracks if you even suggest limitations on destroying an unborn child.

But when it comes to a family’s right to choose appropriate healthcare for its children, the ACLU is suddenly AWOL.

Evidently, privacy does not extend to the issue of forced childhood vaccinations. At least not in Utica, New York, where 77 middle-school children were scheduled to be snatched from their parents last week. Their crime? Not submitting to school district vaccination demands

The parents were understandably concerned about the potential health risks of the Hepatitis B vaccine. Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Executive Director Jane Orient, MD calls the Hepatitis B vaccine "a potential death sentence for some children."

Orient says when the vaccine is administered to kids age 14 or under, the risks of death from the Hepatitis B vaccine are triple the dangers of death from the disease itself, a malady typically passed from adult to adult through promiscuous sex, shared needles or healthcare accidents.

Worst of all, threats against the concerned parents to place their children in the custody of the State of New York Protective Services appear to have been motivated entirely by money. Utica School District physician Mark Zongrone admitted that the district stood to lose a large sum of state funds unless the vaccinations took place.

Dr. Orient lays the blame at the doorstep of Hillary healthcare. One of the first steps Hillary took toward socializing American healthcare when hubby Bill placed her in charge of "streamlining" the system was her attempt to pass the Vaccines for Children Program.

So, evidently Hillary believes it’s best for parents to ignore the almost daily warnings from healthcare professionals about the safety of one vaccine after another…from the oral polio vaccine to the dip-tet vaccine and even flu vaccines.

When it comes to killing their children, individuals are allowed to make life and death decisions. But when it comes to caring for their children, it appears no parent is qualified to make an intelligent decision.

No, that choice must be left to "big brother."

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