WinterBorn
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- #21
That ties into the point I'm making. No one would be allowed to major in anything that is deemed impractical, as those fields would be viewed as cancerous to society. If they want to study garbage, they can do that on their own time and money. We should completely defund the arts and humanities. The individual in that picture named Mark would have been told from the time he was 5 that he would be going to a tech school and majoring in whatever it was he eventually majored in and his situation likely would not change. Megan, however, would have been told from the time she was 5 that she would be studying a practical field like Nursing, Accounting, Teacher, or whatever her abilities suggested. Also, her employer and the government would determine when she would have a child and who the biological father would be. This is assuming she did not choose to get married and be a housewife.
"Also, her employer and the government would determine when she would have a child and who the biological father would be"??? I think you are being redundant here. The only place a system like that is in effect is where the gov't IS the employer for everyone.
And, of course, you get to choose what is impractical?
Nice of you to want to surrender basic freedoms. But not just yours, everyone elses too.