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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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I wanted to know what people think and what could be the pros and cons etc. That's why people ask questions, don't they?
There’s no pros to controlling women’s autonomy and bodies.
I never said that. Why're you soo intent on putting words into my mouth?
Population could also be controlled by neutering men.
Not when it is a two child policy - women still birth those children.
Fundamentally this is a question centered around controlling women’s bodies because it’s women that bear and birth children.
And men still produce sperm. If we neuter them after 2 children we can still do it. Not that I like that. Just saying there is something else
Still forcing women to birth two children each.
I notice that you have replied to my other comment. You must know I meant that as an upper limit. Is there a reason you need to pretend you didn't read it?
Read my other comment. I think I should have specified that in the post.