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Greta’s school strikes led 30% of Swiss citizens to change habits
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Malthusian yes, eugenicist no.
you can't do any malthusian advocacy that isn't necessarily eugenicist
you can't implement any malthusian policy that isn't necessarily eugenicist.
People may make it eugenicist but the policy can not be. For exemple if the country gives money for the first child but not the second, you reduce the intentions to have more than one. Then maybe people will kill their baby because they want a blond girl but this is their fault.
who are you giving money to?
I'm giving money to my country by paying taxes?
I meant which parents.
In social countries, parents receive money for parental leaves and to pay for childcare for example.
eugenics, selecting against socialized countries.