Paid Not To Breed

[RockyTopVol]

I'm sure there would be those in our country who would agree to this.

Pay problem parents not to breed - mayor | World News | News.com.au

[lawgator1]

Pretty out there.

[vollygirl]

I expected a story out of Alabama. My bad.

[droski]

i can think of at least a couple of people here who i would pay not to breed. a couple are in this very thread.

[GASOUTHERNVOL]

or penalize them if they do breed.

they have to spend at least 80 hours a week, changing diapers, feeding, and bringing in income. They must keep their house up as to provide a sanitary work place. oh wait thats parenthood....

[lawgator1]

Originally Posted by droski

i can think of at least a couple of people here who i would pay not to breed. a couple are in this very thread.

Overly harsh sir, overly harsh.

[T-TownVol]

Originally Posted by GASOUTHERNVOL

or penalize them if they do breed.

they have to spend at least 80 hours a week, changing diapers, feeding, and bringing in income. They must keep their house up as to provide a sanitary work place. oh wait thats parenthood....

which the people that this story addresses, do not do for the most part

[rjd970]

I don't have an opinion on this specifically, other than to say I think it is clear some people should not be having children.

[Voodoomonkey]

So when are we gonna have laws to where people have to get licenses to have kids?

[VolunteerHillbilly]

There was some guy who offered to pay women to have birth control devices implanted in themselves several years ago. Not sure how it worked out but I am guessing not very well. I really think that the welfare reform passed during the Clinton years, which created a system of diminishing returns for welfare mothers who have large numbers of children, solved alot of the problem in this area. The real problem we have now is that the most educated and skilled members of our society are not reproducing enough. It's Idiocracy come true.