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Chibi Neko Mar 2, 2008 02:40 PM

China may change 'one child' population policy
 
ctv.ca article

So China may be stopping the one child policy, thanks to the policy there would have been 400 millon more people in the country.

Stopping the policy would mean less forced abortions and help stop the gender imbalance because of the old tradion of baby boys are better the girls.

However it would mean that the population will climb again, there is already more then 1 billion people there, is there really enough room and resources for more?

The Wise Vivi Mar 2, 2008 02:45 PM

There is definitely no room for more. They should have a policy of no kids for 20 years. The population is still growing and if the one child policy remains, the population will still increase until the year 2050, then start seeing a decline.

If it wasn't for Mao Zedong and his "have as many babies as you can" policy 40 years ago, the population of China would be about half of what it is.... grrr...

Lord Styphon Mar 2, 2008 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Wise Vivi (Post 577341)
They should have a policy of no kids for 20 years.

You propose to eliminate an entire generation of Chinese?

Congratulations. You've just come up with what may be the second most vile idea this board has ever seen.

The Wise Vivi Mar 2, 2008 03:52 PM

Really? Wicked. I guess its my first time being insensitively cruel. Strike one I guess. :(

Seriously though, they need to stick with the one child rule, otherwise things will get worse in terms of resource restraints, and room for population.

The world could handle a lot more people. The biggest problem is that one human takes up space and resources, which limits the amount of sustainable population. So, as a result, the world cannot hold as much. If China were to remove their limit of one child, it would further strain the world demand as a whole.

In terms of interest, what would be the most vile idea so far?

Marco Mar 2, 2008 04:08 PM

Night Phoenix's first post?

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You know, the whole overpopulation issue is vexed. You understand one could fit the entire world population the 5 largest U.S. states and it'd still be cozier than Japan? With that in mind, the problem seems to be structures and institutions, not people.

Bradylama Mar 2, 2008 04:17 PM

The 1 child policy was a result of Deng Xiaoping's mistaken conclusion that low birthrates are a cause of affluence instead of the result of it. The issue has never been about overpopulation for China in any realistic terms. Quite simply, the hundreds of millions of Chinese that could have been alive today (or at least exist within the system) are a resource lost to China forever. The whole policy has been criminally stupid from the get-go.

Cellius Mar 2, 2008 04:51 PM

I'm not quite familiar with the particulars of this policy. What if a family happens to conceive a second child? Is it aborted, or are there other consequences for the entire family?

The Wise Vivi Mar 2, 2008 05:19 PM

As for as I know, if the government finds out about having two kids, you have to pay the government a sum of money, and possibly other requirements.

Chibi Neko Mar 2, 2008 06:23 PM

There is a penalty fee for having a second or third child, but rich parents have the kids anyway knowing that they can afford the fee.

Some areas can have two children, with the first child anything goes, but if it is a girl, they often do what ever it takes to make sure the second one is a boy by having a abortion. Some parents will have the birth at home so that it will go unreported and abandon the girl somewhere and then try again.

China needs to grow out of the 'boys are better' stage.

Bradylama Mar 2, 2008 06:41 PM

That's hard to do for a country with a vast amount of farmers, but the boys before girls mentality is highly overstated, and isn't nearly as bad as it is in India, which despite having no formal birth limit policy still has a gender discrepancy.

The gender discrepancy on paper is solely the fault of the CCP.

VitaminZinc Mar 16, 2008 03:03 AM

So, wait. What happens if they have twins...? Loophole? Or coin toss to see which you get to keep?

Bigblah Mar 16, 2008 03:33 AM

Contrary to reports, a lot of Chinese actually do love their children! Who knows, they might even keep both twins!

Gechmir Mar 16, 2008 04:22 AM

I remember speaking to a fellow in high school about this who was from China. He mentioned that this law is pretty easily ignored by far-off rural folk who sometimes have children that don't even end up on paperwork. This is from one guy's point of view, but he was a pretty sharp fella.

Yggdrasil Mar 16, 2008 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Styphon (Post 577368)
You propose to eliminate an entire generation of Chinese?

Congratulations. You've just come up with what may be the second most vile idea this board has ever seen.

Second most vile? Which idea took the top?

In any case the times when I've visited China and I've met with friends and family I've noticed that despite what people say about bending the rules most families do sport one child. And if anything I've seen more daughters than sons thus far, the whole 'boys are better than girls' thing I'm told is bit of a previous generation thing and the younger generation doesn't hold such silly ideas. Then again I don't exactly have numbers to back up this anecdotal account so the truth still maybe otherwise.

Chibi Neko Mar 17, 2008 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yggdrasil (Post 583982)
And if anything I've seen more daughters than sons thus far, the whole 'boys are better than girls' thing I'm told is bit of a previous generation thing and the younger generation doesn't hold such silly ideas. Then again I don't exactly have numbers to back up this anecdotal account so the truth still maybe otherwise.

Most of the people who are in the mind-set of 'boys are better then girls' live in the far-off rural areas, it dosn't suprise me the city folk and the younger generation know better.

I have always wanted to say to the older-rural folks "If everyone had sons, who are the straight ones gonna marry? Daughters are important if you want your family to continue"

Soluzar Mar 17, 2008 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Yggdrasil (Post 583982)
Second most vile? Which idea took the top?

I'm inclined to believe that it was something put forth by Simply. That's just a guess though.

Zergrinch Mar 17, 2008 06:54 PM

The issue is closed. China has decided not to change their one-child population policy.

Man, that's a hell of a demographic time bomb they're gonna face down the line. Not to mention they're gonna be a nation full of old fogies and sexually frustrated men :3:

Misogynyst Gynecologist Mar 18, 2008 05:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Styphon (Post 577368)
You propose to eliminate an entire generation of Chinese?

Congratulations. You've just come up with what may be the second most vile idea this board has ever seen.

Eugenics: The cure for the common man.

A better idea would be to simply allow them to overpopulate and then place the Russian and American military on all their land-based borders to prevent a mass exodus.

Bigblah Mar 18, 2008 07:38 AM

You're a couple of centuries too late for that...

Paco Mar 24, 2008 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Styphon (Post 577368)
Congratulations. You've just come up with what may be the second most vile idea this board has ever seen.

If I may be so bold, may I inquire what the first one was?

Lord Styphon Mar 24, 2008 05:00 PM

Since you asked, it was Miss Chibi Neko's bright idea on how to save the world's resources and stop global warming by cutting the world's human population in half.

Chibi Neko Mar 24, 2008 07:25 PM

Nothing like harsh reality huh? More people means less resources, have fewer children means more food to go around. Cruel but true.

No. Hard Pass. Mar 24, 2008 07:29 PM

The heinous point wasn't that it's true. It's obviously true. The problem is that when faced with how to feed the world, your immediate reaction is to kill billions of people. It's not that there isn't logic to it, it's that you're a fucking prat.

Chibi Neko Mar 24, 2008 08:16 PM

What I find funny is the fact that I never mentioned 'killing people' at all. If the world population was half of what it is now, we would not have a real problem with resources. Population control can be achieved by have only 1 or 2 kids, and in due time the population will go down slowly, or at least grow slowly then what it is now.

No. Hard Pass. Mar 24, 2008 08:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chibi Neko (Post 587377)
What I find funny is the fact that I never mentioned 'killing people' at all. If the world population was half of what it is now, we would not have a real problem with resources. Population control can be achieved by have only 1 or 2 kids, and in due time the population will go down slowly, or at least grow slowly then what it is now.

Yeah, and do you know how population control happens? The things that happen in places like China? Such as child murder? You know, killing people? So your pretty little idea amounts to murder. Deal with this and move on. I mean, if you want to be ok with genocide, that's your thing. But stop pretending like it's something it's not.


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