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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: Those that spread misinformation about the safety of vaccines should be held accountable for the deaths of the children who were incapable of making their own decision.

Not only do I believe the parents should be held accountable for the death of the child, but those with a louder voice (ie. Celebrities) should be hit with criminal charges as well.   
  
If an investigation shows that a deceased child's parents molded their ideals from Jenna McKarthy, for example, then she should be charged in relation to the death of the child.  
 
If an investigation shows that someone intentionally spread misinformation in order to receive monetary gain, they should be charged in the 1st degree in the event of a death. This would be inclusive to authors who don't believe what they're telling people (sometimes it's easier to sell an argument that you don't agree with). 

If someone has severe allergies to a vaccine and relies on herd immunity then someone should be held accountable for their death in the event that they contract a preventable disease.
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What if you truly don't believe that it is misinformation?

Consider that people advocating for the death penalty thinking it's a crime deterrent (when it may actually have no effect on crime), are literally advocating for the death of other humans.  Should advocating for something you believe in, especially something you have rationalized as the "ends justifying the means," ever be punishable by law? Or is advocating for something part of a free, progressive society (regardless of its merits)...?