For the US are you referring to child tax credit or immigration policy cause that's all we got in population policy since we are basically a free nation.
Reproduction is central to life. Population policy is central to governance. Every government imposes some sort of population policy on its host civilization. Is your government honest with its citizens about what that population policy really is? If not, why not?
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Are we free enough for people to form viable reproductive communities based on freedom of association?
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The only reproductive "policy" which any democracy should ever engage in is very simple: autonomy.
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Yes, in principle. In practice, most other policies (whether considered 'population policies' or not) have anticipated or unanticipated side-effects on mating, parenting, and family formation.
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I believe she does, and she may be right.
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The "population policy" is easy to work out: it's a matter of selecting for the demographics that further your *political objectives*, and declaring it immoral ("racist") or sinful ("privileged") when the opposition does likewise. The official term for this is "diversity".pic.twitter.com/mRsEDzuGWu
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I rather like Orban's 'procreation, not immigration' policy. I guess there must be something morally ill about me...
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The US has means tested public assistance and tax policy which gives a discount for children. Whether or not the intent is incentivize having children, that's exactly what we do. For unmarried couples with two or more children, there is a strong incentive to live apart.
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Your use of the term “host population” implies that government is by nature parasitic when the opposite is the case with communities based on free association, harnessing the capacity for cooperation has greatly extended life expectancy and reduced infant mortality.
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Play any government system out to its logical game theoretical conclusions and you'll see that they are in fact parasitic, given the fact that humans are terribly selfish, halfway conscious beings that are easily corrupted by power. Even if not.. the masses demand regulations,
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