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Do you think strict two child policy should be a thing?
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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2026
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That was already performed in China.
Kids were born outside of hospitals and either were ghost people without proper paperworl or registered as children of other family members like the sister.
Omg, that's awful
Yeah and it's cruel. I'm still curious what OP was thinking when posing this question to the community.
There's no answer here that isn't a disgusting look at how women and fertility and birth is treated.
Its not a forbidden question. Nothing about my post said I support it. Should I explain to you why people ask questions? Are we simply not supposed to ask controversial questions on Lemmy?
I said I was curious, not that it’s forbidden.
If you were actually curious as to why I asked, I was just wondering, nothing more deep. I'm sorry.
It's just too many people get 'curious' as to why you're asking the question in the first place when you ask a slightly controversial question. I got 2 of these for this post alone.
This question is looking specifically at controlling women so yes people are going to react negatively.
The question looks at finding an answer for controlling population increase. Nothing was 'specifically' said about women. If it affects women more, I didn't think of that
Besides, there are other means for controlling population such as crushing men's testicles which is also pretty bad but doesn't control women.
Women are the ones being either forced to birth two children or forced to abort to stay at two children.
That you didn’t even think about how a policy around number of children allowed affects women is astounding.
If you neuter men, it really doesn't. It's not that astounding
How’re you getting two children per couple?
Wdym
Alternatively, it’s just as cruel to control men’s bodies and force vasectomies.
It’s just a terrible question, dude. Not forbidden, but yeah, not a lovely thought to entertain.
Annnnd I said it wasn't. Didn't I? Didn't support it.
The point of this is, I'm not trying to control women just because I asked a question about the two child policy. Didn't support it, just asked an opinion. How come you're sooooo intent on twisting my words and finding Ill in everything I say?
I just find the question distasteful. I didn’t say you’re trying to control women, the question is fundamentally about controlling women.
Why?
Didn't we just argue about neutering men?
If it's about controlling anyone, it's about controlling everyone. Which means it's not about controlling women. Stop using that sentence like a buzzword. That's pretty disgusting.
And btw, a question can have multiple answers. You ask questions because you don't know some answers. If there was an answer to this question other than those I know, I might learn it by asking here. It can trigger discussions from which I might learn more on the topic. It is possible that there is an answer which is actually good and I don't know about it. THAT'S why you ask questions.
Those two children are still coming from mothers being forced to birth them.
I said in another comment that I meant as an upper limit.
And I said in another comment that it is similarly cruel to force vasectomies and control men’s bodies.
I also replied that it was not the point. The point is you're accusing the question of being about controlling women. Which it isn't. Why do you keep forgetting things we already discussed and going back to it?