Would you support a law that required some sort of basic certification or license in order to have children?
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the right to reproduce should be so obvious that it doesn’t even need an amendment
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Severely reduce abortions and generational welfare and prison. Now, how to do it without the government screwing it up.
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Kind of not, with your phrasing. I'd (probably? maybe?) support a law that gave incentives to parents who would go through certification; it'd be especially good if it didn't just cover the early stages of child development, but that's just my opinion.
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Beyond basic, total ban on parents. People can pop out kids they just can't raise them or any children.
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If only for the suffering for the thousands of children who would end up orphans or wards of the state, it's a no.
I do however believe society ought to improve it's available knowledge for new parents. Let childless adults know they'll be supportes and all that.
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This one's polling closer than I expected.
I oppose parent permitting because I have no trust in an authority, not because I think people have an intrinsic right to reproduce.
If government were better - a lot better - I might consider letting them exert some sort of limit.
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I’m for it, prove you can and are able to mentally and physically have the abilities to bring a child into this world. So many unwanted kids and it’s not fair to their poor lil broken hearts.