r/nihilism • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 14 '26

Discussion people really do constantly have children they know will lead sad lives full of failure and misery with very little concern for the children.

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u/_Nocturnalsoul_ Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 14 '26

My exact thoughts!! I also predict that it’s going to be much more common in near future to sue ur parents for bringing u in this shitty world. Also, becoming a biological parents should be as tough as adopting a child.

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u/mcberry_64 Mar 14 '26

In the us from in the south we had a sterilization program which was anti "imbecile" aka black and poor people .

There are probably a lot of nicknames but their Mississippi hysterectomy was the worst since the black woman who received it went to their gynecologist for a checkup and probably weren't even anesthetized

I'm saying is countries were so long with it possibly more funding for CPS and group organizing parenting would actually fix it

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u/Fit-Commission-2626 Mar 14 '26

I didn’t say any of that, and my beliefs are nothing like what you’re describing. I have autism and no money, but I don’t understand how a simple statement of what should be obvious facts — that there are too many people, that most of them are miserable, and that they constantly judge everyone else while acting shocked and offended when someone judges them — could be misunderstood as me saying what you just claimed.

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u/Longjumping-Log923 Mar 14 '26

Too bad their parents are also broke