Girl Shunned by Family After Rape

[Strike]

Having children is neither a privilege, nor a right; it's a biological process.

Unless you're advocating either an application process before people can , or a system of mandatory abortions, it's really not the kind of thing anyone can legislate.

Unless you consider the various sterilization programs already in place in low income communities throughout the country, though they're ineffective. And pose such a health risk to the young women being unknowingly sterilized and/or coaxed toward the use of Depo Provera (and other methods) that we would then be barbarians on about the same level as a family who shuns its daughter after she has been raped.

Good points. I don't like the idea of forced sterilization and the like. Too many risks. If I was bright enough to come up with a high reward, low risk method of preventing idiots and assholes from crapping out kids, I'd do it. Until someone comes up with something, I'm stuck with my unpopular opinion.

Personally, I'm doing my part: I try NOT to have kids. I don't bang without condoms. No glovey, no lovey. I don't want kids. I think I'm far too selfish, short tempered and lazy to be a good father.

[CuckingFunt]

If I was bright enough to come up with a high reward, low risk method of preventing idiots and assholes from crapping out kids, I'd do it.

It's called sex education.

[Spursmania]

These stories make me so sad. Life can be so cruel sometimes. The parents are shameful and those vile boys will get the same treatment they gave her in Juvenile. Pretty sad for all involved especially the poor little girl. My girls are 6 and 8, I just can't imagine.

[Extra Stout]

The practice of families shunning women after they have been raped is extremely common in Africa and the Middle East. Sometimes, in Muslim countries, after a woman has been raped, her family will murder her in an "honor killing" to eliminate the family's shame.

[jack sommerset]

So who gets to decide who the "human trash" who can't have kids are, and who isn't? What would the criteria be?

I would like to have that job. Criteria would be as I see fit. Person by person.

[fotan2]

China does it (so I hear anyway).

To be clear, I dont want a similar process here in America.

strange . i never heard of it . at least not the first 16 years of my life when i was living in China. it doesnt make sense such a process would ever exist in a coutry of 1.3 billion. if it exists, then those 1.3B came from where?

[spursfan1000]

wow. thats just crazy.