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RE: License to Breed Human Babies
This is not a govern-cement matter, this is a societal matter.
Govern-cement regulations fall into two camps
- The obvious, that everyone fallows anyway. Such as, in america, we sell thing by the pound for dollars. (weights and measures is a regulation)
- The absurd, that are just there for govern-cements to fine who they don't like. Such as banking. The banking industry has been fined out the ass (there is a BIG spreadsheet floating around out there with a list of all of them) and these fines have done nothing, except getting the banks to share their ill gotten gains. MFGlobal was a prime example. Money in a segregated account is not supposed to be used for loans, or attached in any way. It was. People who stored gold in their vaults, paying to keep something safe, didn't get all their gold back. So, the most regulated industry on the planet isn't regulated at all.
So govern-cement regulation of babies will just be stupid. And will be something as horrible as killing all "unwanted" babies, or it will be worse, STRIP THE CHILD FROM ITS PARENTS.
If you don't know, the single biggest indicator if a child will be successful in life is if there is a father in the home.
- 2/3s of youth suicides are from fatherless homes.
- 90% of homeless and runaway children are from fatherless homes.
- 85% of children who show behavioural disorders are from fatherless homes.
- 71% of dropout are from fatherless homes
Statistics for children from a foster home are even worse.
What govern-cement regulations would do, in baby management, would be really, really bad or worse.
This is interesting, never thought about the differences in this way before. Any short / mainstream names for these two camps?
Not that I know of.
The usual thing for the MSM to do is trot a view of regulations in the first camp, and say see how nice and orderly this is? And then assume to make an argument for a second camp regulation.
So, the mainstream has a desire to keep the waters muddied.