1) How exactly do you GRADE someone on being a good parent or not? Furthermore, do you really want a group of government bureaucrats telling you how to raise your child?

2) Who would vote for this? No one in their right mind. It's like calling for mandatory suicide; everyone thinks that the Earth can't support 7 billion people and the population needs to be culled, but when you ask them if they want to go first their answer is consistently, "Naww B, not me"

1) If they did have a test like that, I imagine they'd have a battery of psychological tests. Ones to pinpoint personalty disorders/mental illnesses, addictions etc.

The goverment in some countries including the United States and Canada already kind of do tell you how to raise your child, it's called the childrens aid. If you're reported abusing your child, they will investigate it and if they find enough evidence they'll take your child away.

2) You'd be surprised. A lot of people would vote on this. And how does this relate to mandatory suicide? The whole idea here is pulling children out of abusive situations before the problem ever happens. A lot of people would love this idea, and I'm surprised it hasnt happened.

I've been saying for years that having children should not be a right, but it simply will not ever happen. As it has been said, no test could ever be created. And, even if a test was created, how would they enforce the results? If you were to fail, what, you get a historectomy/vasectomy? America would never, and could never, enforce such a thing.

I've been saying for years that having children should not be a right, but it simply will not ever happen. As it has been said, no test could ever be created. And, even if a test was created, how would they enforce the results? If you were to fail, what, you get a historectomy/vasectomy? America would never, and could never, enforce such a thing.

Well, they would never do something like a historectomy or vesectomy to you. That's inhumane and against human rights. What I ment is people can have all the children they want. It's just if they're not fit to take care of those children, the children are taken out of their hands and placed into foster homes. Of course, they can visit their children if they arent too dangerous/a bad influence to the children.

Then what of the people that don't care about the children? Wouldn't that then be a good thing? I know it sounds horrible, but we all know people like that exist. So, just because these people decided to be a certain way, a child will suffer for the rest of their life knowing that not only did their parents not want them or were unfit to take care of them, but they may never even know the parents. On top of that, foster homes are an absolute hell; I've spent a summer in one voulenteering, and I'll tell you, TV doesn't even come close to explaining what goes on in there. Beatings and rapes at night, theft, and the workers are absolutely horrid.