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No. 20087
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I completely agree OP. People treat Parenthood like some game, a game they're entitled to play even if they don't know how to. I see far too many children having children, parents who are piss poor and have no way in hell of supporting children, idiots who don't even -try- to teach their kids anything and let them grow up into assholes, uncaring parents who let TV or schools raise kids for them, and mothers who use children as tools to farm welfare or to force child support payments out of poor saps.
We NEED parental license. The US is going to shit and this would go a long way towards fixing it, and this is coming from someone who advocates freedom and thinks this country is turning into a police state. Fact is far too many parents out there today shouldn't be parents. Just as most careers require training before you can enter them so too should parenting. You're playing with people's lives here after all.
The US has this idiotic policy of dealing with problems after the problem has been created and refuses to try and prevent the problems from coming about in the first place. In other words trimming the tips of weeds instead of pulling them out at the root. see the war on drugs for example, or the insane numbers of incarcerated citizens with no attempt to address the source cause. When it comes to bad parenting the state loves to punish parents with CPS and other institutions. These institutions often get abused by children in order to control their parents with threats. They'll gladly take children from "bad" parents but wont do anything to check and make sure weather or not anyone should even be having children in the first place.
Jack and jill crack addicts from down the block can have all the kids they want, but as soon as they do the government will take them and stick them in foster homes and grow up to be fine young criminals. Murders, drug addicts, rapists, and pedophiles can have all the kids they want and there's nothing to stop them. Some people just don't deserve to breed, period.
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