Procreation Being Immoral

[Revolutionary Think]

I think extreme suffering is one of the worst things that exist in the world. That being said do any of you think that the mere act of giving birth is immoral? Here is some food for thought.

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Edited May 9, 2017 by Revolutionary Think
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[Prabhaker]

1 hour ago, Revolutionary Think said:

I think extreme suffering is one of the worst things that exist in the world.

Suffering is result of non meditativeness, if you grow into a meditator, life can be celebration.

1 hour ago, Revolutionary Think said:

That being said do any of you think that the mere act of giving birth is immoral?

Earth is already burdened too much, it is not wise to bring a child in overpopulated country like India. Countries where population is not increasing can produce children.

If you are tremendously rich or tremendously intelligent , you have right to produce children.

[Socrates]

"Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree." 

You can refute his points with one sentence. Suffering, depression and suicidal tendencies are not such rigid unpreventable and unfixable states as he is describing them.

Edited May 9, 2017 by Socrates