The Tragic Regression of British Children

[Lost Mango]

It seems taboo to talk about the massive benefits of not having kids. But children are horrible.

As per China we should think about penalising those who choose to add to the worlds population and increase the strain on resources which is arguably behind every major problem in the world today.

But instead they are rewarded.

Won't anyone think of the economy????


We need children to sustain this 'vital' economic model into the future.

 

[Rorschach]

That's probably true, although it should all be factored into the decision as to whether one should have a child or extra children.

I'm certain cost and time is a factor in the decisions these days. I've heard couples saying countless times that they can't afford more kids. Climate change should also be a consideration. What is coming is not going to be pretty.

 

[scaramanga]

I'm certain cost and time is a factor in the decisions these days. I've heard couples saying countless times that 'they can't afford' more kids. Climate change should also be a consideration. What is coming is not going to be pretty.

The world could certainly do with a population reduction.

Would go a long way solving such problems.

 

[Rorschach]

The world could certainly do with a population reduction.

Would go a long way solving such problems.

Yep. Let's start with the 0.1% - the worst polluters.

Hang on...did we have this conversation before?

 

[Danishfurniturelover]

This story absolutely startled me. I am nearly speechless. More and more I realise the film Idiocracy was a docudrama warning. Read and either weep or just be angry about the projected state of things.

https://www.theguardian.com/educati...d-wales-teacher-survey?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Cut the parents benefits and job done.

Guardian and Liberal teaching profession won't like that.

 

[johnola]

I bet you weren't saying that last night

Busted!