All babies should be reversibly sterilised* at birth
And then people pass parenting tests when they come of age, taking into account their work history, wage and means.
If they pass, they can breed.
BANG - and unwanted pregnancies are gone!
Vote Vagabond - or I'll come 'round and kill you.
*Using SCIENCE
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:12,
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If they pass, they can breed.
BANG - and unwanted pregnancies are gone!
Vote Vagabond - or I'll come 'round and kill you.
*Using SCIENCE
But then if civilisation collapses we'll all die out
because we won't be able to un-science the sterilisation.
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:13,
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I see no drawback to this
Humans have had a chance, they've messed up. Give the ants and axolotls a turn.
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:16,
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I dunno, sounds like fun starting all over again with fire and spears.
Maybe we'd get it right the second time around.
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:17,
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I think it was Larry Niven that proposed this:
Put contraceptives in the water supply. No problems with passing a test, you just need sufficient willpower to drink nothing but bottled water for a month to flush out the stuff.
In his SF novels, he had a slightly different system with contraceptive injections, and a license system.
Birthright lotteries FTW!
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 17:13,
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In his SF novels, he had a slightly different system with contraceptive injections, and a license system.
Birthright lotteries FTW!
Reminds me of what that leviathon of the airwaves
James Stannage used to preach. Go for it.
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:15,
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I was with a mate drinking 'round his the other day
And we came to the conclusion that Hitler and Stalin were simply not ambitious enough.
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:19,
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ghengis khan - he was
reckoned to be genetically linked to 1 in 32 people
he must have shagged for mongolia. what a star
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Mon 9 Mar 2009, 12:22,
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he must have shagged for mongolia. what a star
It's pretty easy to get laid when you've got a knife and they haven't.
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