The judge cited but apparently didn't understand it. He used it to say that ruling allowed the state to force vaccines on everyone. Except for the fact that Jacobson never got the vaccine. He was given the alternative of a small fine and took the fine instead. The supreme court case was about whether he was subject to the fine. It is also worth noting that the cowpox vaccine had been out for six years at the time it was mandated. Furthermore, the case fatality rate for the bad variant of smallpox is 30% where COVID-19 is less than 2%. I'm not sure if cowpox (and its associated vaccine) even has a single fatality associated with it, but the mRNA poison seems to be more deadly than COVID in young people.
The judge cited [Jacobson v. Massachusetts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts) but apparently didn't understand it. He used it to say that ruling allowed the state to force vaccines on everyone. Except for the fact that Jacobson never got the vaccine. He was given the alternative of a small fine and took the fine instead. The supreme court case was about whether he was subject to the fine. It is also worth noting that the cowpox vaccine had been out for six years at the time it was mandated. Furthermore, the case fatality rate for the bad variant of smallpox is 30% where COVID-19 is less than 2%. I'm not sure if cowpox (and its associated vaccine) even has a single fatality associated with it, but the mRNA poison seems to be more deadly than COVID in young people.
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