Why breeders should be licenced.

[Bricktop]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42698562">http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42698562



Perhaps it would prevent tragedies like this one...

[Anonymous]

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42698562">http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42698562



Perhaps it would prevent tragedies like this one...

One of their kids was twenty nine.

 ac_wot

[Angry White Male]

Licenced?  I am in full support of forced sterilizations for certain members of society...

[Anonymous]

I hope there's a special place in hell for people that abuse kids.

[Anonymous]

I hope there's a special place in hell for people that abuse kids.

They are probably mentally ill.

[Frood]

Problem is with State licencing (besides it being immoral to limit what people choose to do or act) is that it snowballs down the line and becomes a greater monster than it was trying to fight.



A breeding licence would inevitably remove parental rights for all and introduce further State mandated add ons like perhaps forced genetic testing and terminations of less than ideal embryos, mandatory medical procedures and diets, the State violating the sanctity of the home and privacy with non negotiable visits, so on and so on.



And we've already seen that starting to happen over the last three or four decades, often to the detrimental effect of families. Prior to that, communities better knew each other, policed themselves, and took care of issues far better but slowly withdrew from that after the State cane in and said 'we're here to help'.

[Anonymous]

Problem is with State licencing (besides it being immoral to limit what people choose to do or act) is that it snowballs down the line and becomes a greater monster than it was trying to fight.



A breeding licence would inevitably remove parental rights for all and introduce further State mandated add ons like perhaps forced genetic testing and terminations of less than ideal embryos, mandatory medical procedures and diets, the State violating the sanctity of the home and privacy with non negotiable visits, so on and so on.



And we've already seen that starting to happen over the last three or four decades, often to the detrimental effect of families. Prior to that, communities better knew each other, policed themselves, and took care of issues far better but slowly withdrew from that after the State cane in and said 'we're here to help'.

I don't think Bricktop meant it literally..



He is angry and disgusted by that couple's neglect and cruelty.

[Bricktop]

Thanks, Fash.



Sometimes the word "irony" flies right over his head.

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Fash.



Sometimes the word "irony" flies right over his head.

I understand your emotions about this.....I feel the same.

[Bricktop]

I'd make them suffer...just as they made their children suffer.



But I suspect their future gaolmates will take care of that.

[Anonymous]

I'd make them suffer...just as they made their children suffer.



But I suspect their future gaolmates will take care of that.

They probably will..



It looked like they had a nice home and nice cars, which was surprising.

[Frood]

There was no irony in what was said.

[Anonymous]

There was no irony in what was said.

As Shen Li's post shows, crimes involving children bring out raw anger.

[Anonymous]

The husband is an aeronautical engineer.

[Bricktop]

The husband WAS an aeronautical engineer.

Fixed.