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Every day 367,123 children are born into this world. But where are they
born?
They can be born here...
Or here...
Most children are born into homes like the first one. They face
malnutrition, disease, starvation and death.
It is up to us to ensure that no child has to live in such conditions.
We can require basic financial capability by law for
becoming a parent.
If this is done,
the world can be saved from poverty and all associated suffering. Human
birth rate will become tied to the
existence of natural resources...
- no more children will be born into poverty
- poverty will not be passed on to the next generation
- child poverty related diseases and deaths will decrease
- all children will have good quality food and shelter
- all children will have access to quality information and education
- juvenile crime rate will decline
- physically disabled or mentally retarded children will be able to
afford
assistance
- families will be better able to deal with unexpected sickness,
accidents or calamities
- poverty will become non-existent, making the whole world richer
- crime rates will fall throughout the world
- the world will become disease and poverty free
- people would live longer lives
- the population would be automatically controlled as birth rate is
reduced
- environmentally-friendly living will become affordable to all
- the world ecosystem will return to balance
- animal and plant species would be preserved
- global disasters like earthquakes, floods, typhoons and tsunamis will
become less common
We can therefore end all human suffering. And build a perfect world.
"If it is ensured that children are born into financially
secure environments, the next generation will be a financially secure
generation. The nation, state or race that ensures this, will have
ensured that every one of its members is treated with basic human
dignity and respect."
