In Jacobson v Massachusetts, the main moral issue from Rev. Jacobson's perspective was whether …
A) Unvaccinated individuals put the public at an increased risk of contracting smallpox
B) The state had the power to enforce vaccination ordinances
C) Protecting public health justified violating a person's right to freedom
D) All of the above

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Rev. Jacobson's main moral issue was whether protecting public health justified violating a person's right to freedom, as he opposed mandatory vaccination on the grounds that it infringed on individual liberties.

In Jacobson V Massachusetts, the Main Moral Issue from Rev