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Have no children
http://child-free-zone.blogspot.co.u...t-to-have.html
He misses one small but important detail (the social and economic distortions caused by abrupt demographic changes), nevertheless in general is right. Nobody gets born into slavery, nobody can be demanded to serve communal interest for the only reasons that he exists. Everybody is free to reject to comply to such demands - although then he also forfeits all rights to direct any demands for rights and benefits. - Some will think this blog entry contradicts my own earlier arguments in defence of families as social core institutions. It does not, when considering the last sentence in italic. Myself, I have none. |
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This is a nice illustration of your totalitarian mindset, anyone is free to have all their rights taken away by you.:doh: |
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Everybody is free to reject to comply to such demands - although then he also forfeits all rights to direct any demands for rights and benefits. The context was as given in posting 1. The idea behind my reasoning is where you refuse all duties and contributions you cannot nevertheless claim all rights and benefits for yourself: that would be rosin-picking. What is your problem? |
I'm divorced, used to have financial problems due to the this and when I see my daughter I could not imagine not having her.
On the cynical side also...have children they just might turn out smarter and better than you are. ....I forgot....this new facbook generation spells doom to the world :har: |
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What do I care? I decided not to own a goldfish. I'm not writing about it. Quote:
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I would say this was a worthwhile read but I would be lying. |
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With your post? Only that I found it confusing. Sorry. |
A bit late for me, my youngest is twenty on Friday.
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Strange, as I type this the top two GT threads are...
"Have no children" "Ask the man who owns one" |
Nothing wrong with the former but concerned about the latter :)
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I sincerely wish that people like that do not have children.
Overpopulation? Really. If we moved everyone to South Africa the population density would be equal to that of Tokyo. If we packed in more like they do in places like Kowloon we would all fit in a country like Croatia. You figure with all that extra land we would be able to support our selves. The real problem is energy generation and transmission. Too much of our infrastructure is old and inefficient (or nonexistent). Large amounts of cheap energy allows you to do all sorts of interesting things, grow more food, build bigger machines, alter the environment. If only there was a magic rock or big glowing orb that generated free energy. |
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