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I wonder about the pschology behind such crazy choices.
Maybe they were all “raptured” away and we are the ones “Left Behind…”
Seriously though WHAT has theWomen’s movement done about that? Nothing- because they are so tied to the abortion industry that basic human rights are no longer important- abortion has become their god and their most important prop- the west is just as bad-though not as overt as the east -yet. Women are denigrated daily in the media becoming once more men’s playthings and servants(watch any ad on TV or music video and yyou will see what I mean)and our daughters just eat it up as cool!! SICK!It’s both but In India it’s persuasive and not mandatory like in China where it is law. I remember reading in My geography book about this initiative by the government to convince women inIndia “promise” not to have more children. India like China traditionally in the past have had a very positive view of children even though they still had the male preference. A big family was a fertile blessed family however somwhere down the line this perception changed with the dynamic of the industrialization. Children have gone from a useful resource to useless “crumbsnatchers” Mao, albiet misguided had encouraged a huge boom in the Chinese population under his communist dream of all people maing a self sustaining agricultural nation through farming. it failed when capitalism beat communist economics and the Population in fact had almost no agricultural jobs like Mao intended. Instead they use their large population to make cheap factory made goods for very little pay. The communist system is not actually communist but is in fact an authoritarian system that dictates every facet of their lives in order to maintain “order” that includes determining how many children people can have for them and punishing those who do not comply. India is a democratic country and the pressure to limit population is social pressure, much like In the United States.