>>479805>children are bred in environmnents of brutality under free choice mating.It's not like we have "free choice mating", capitalism already controls who can have children via economic means. Maybe that's causing the violence. Capitalism certainly has created a lot of violent environments.
>And since raising kids require surplus financing, why not regulate it?I'm opposed to regulating individuals. The neo-liberal pattern has been to reduce regulation on big capitalists and increase regulation on individuals and small organizations. The result is a nightmarish disaster. I want the opposite. Regulate the top not the little people.
It seems that you have a bit of a pathological drive, if you really must try to ban certain people from having children, at least try banning the ruling class and their henchmen from having children, not the masses.
There isn't a lack of surplus. We do not need to waste surplus on excessive military spending, on extreme luxury for the ruling class, on vanity projects, on population controle mechanisms, etc. We can divert surplus from those things to social welfare. Basically divert surplus from the things the ruling class wants, to the things the masses want. Which includes surplus for raising their children.
>Why are consumer products/services seen as needing a limit for production but procreation is treated dofferently?I don't think there are any regulations that limits the production of commodities, at least not quantitatively. It's sometimes the case that cartels conspire to produce less in order to drive up prices.
I don't see a reason to interfere with procreation. We don't understand enough about biology to even begin attempting to direct human development, as in improving nature. And i'm opposed to letting any ruling class try to create obedient serfs/soldiers , and so on. It's really unethical and it's never going to work, it's just going to cause unnecessary suffering. So as long as we're living in class society don't even bother, nothing good will come of it. It's just going to be quacks torturing people.
I think that we're at a stage of technical development where we might be able to very cautiously, begin using genetic modifications to cure certain ailments, it probably can improve quality of life and reduce the burden on health care. We need ironclad separation of medicine and power to make this succeed. It has to be a scientific endeavor.
As for children, we probably should lean towards improving nurture. If you really think that there are too many people who suck at raising their own children, then your goal should be to organize a public child-care offering, where children receive good quality care. If all the shitty parents get the option of unloading their children in such a place. We might actually create a virtuous cycle where children receive good quality care when they are young, and learn by experience how it's done, and then when they grow up they can become good parents that raise their children well. We can make this happen via learned behavior. In the distant future when we have achieved greater technical skill and a better society that is capable of wielding those poweres wisely we may attempt to fix the instincts of people.