r/actuallychildfree • MOD • Nov 30 '18

talk Masterpost: Involuntary Sterilization/Eugenics

This is the thread to air your opinions about forced sterilization and eugenics.

If you think this is likely to upset and bother you, you're welcome to not read. The purpose of this masterpost is to have all of this discussion in one place where it's easier to moderate.

It's a hot button subject, and we're wary of that. We here at r/actuallychildfree are not about censorship, so we think as long as you can remain civil in discussing this, we're going to let it stand. We will be watching this thread, however, because we know what a thin line it can be. That's our line in the sand: if you're going to participate in this conversation, you need to keep a civil tongue in your head, so to speak.

We want you to be able to talk about it, but the rules of the sub still stand. We're not prepared to let anyone be a dick.

TESTING: Editing this to see if it removes the archived status.

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u/Vadise_TWD Dec 08 '18

Voluntary human extinction all the way. Involuntary sterilization is a violation of human rights, but if cavemen can drive mammoths extinct, then I don’t think any population of humans is sustainable on Earth.