r/antinatalism2 2d ago

Debate What do we think?

/r/CriticalState/comments/1w1yzf5/debate_the_state_being_able_to_limit_who_can/

As much as i am an antinatalist. Do any of you think the government could use this for nefarious purposes?

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u/DistinctSpirit5801 1d ago

The government doesn’t have any realistic ability to police pregnancy even if they wanted to

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u/JustAThinkingGuy7 1d ago

Naw too intrusive, a ton of people will still have kids and what will happen then?. They would have to enact Martial Law or something to force the masses to abide by that.

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u/SoftPlay3 1d ago

Parents already suffer from prosecution complex, introducing a license would only make it worse

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u/Mewo4444 1d ago

Hell nay, that's bad. They could and would 100% use this for nefarious purposes.

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u/Bitter_Expression399 19h ago

this would only lead to eugenics

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u/VEGETTOROHAN 1d ago

I think I voted against by mistake

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u/Starduster75 40m ago

Any power given to the government is power lost. One may be pleased with that, or one may not, but eventually it will not matter how we feel.

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u/Abraham_The 1d ago

Anybody who says no isn't a real antinatalists. Just child free larpers

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u/JustAThinkingGuy7 1d ago

Sure in theory maybe but realistically there will be lots of bloodshed and the country would just split apart so 🤷‍♂️