Quote from: Fiatless on Today at 07:16:34 PM

Quote from: Kavelj22 on May 23, 2025, 11:59:06 PM

Those of you who see the war in Gaza and how people are dying from hunger, lack of medicine, and the lack of hygiene facilities, including toilets, bathrooms, and even drinking water, do you think Gaza is a suitable place to give birth and raise children? I believe it is a crime for someone to give birth under such conditions. Unfortunately, births have not stopped, and people are having sex under the bombardment, giving birth to babies who die a few days later under the rubble. I am not a resident of Gaza, but it is a good example to put the concept of procreation under the microscope of reason and morality, even for once.

I know see why you don't want children. Your concern is not really money but security. If I were from Gaza, I would never give birth in such circumstances. How can a pregnant woman survive in such a hellish condition in Gaza? Bringlng a child into hunger and danger is not good. But I don't also criticize those who are still having babies, maybe they have means of surviving. Many of them see the population as weapons against occupation. But if I am in Gaza, my major goal will be how to be safe and not have children.

According to statistics issued by the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, there are 120 births every day. If we consider those born in the first nine months of the war to be the natural outcome of marital relationships, then all those born after that date are the result of an ill-considered decision. It can be classified as a criminal act to give birth to a baby in conditions such as those in Gaza, even after the ceasefire was declared. Children today are dying of hunger due to a lack of supplies, and those who survive suffer from constant shelling by tanks and aircraft. Anyone who believes that population density is a means of resistance is delusional and wants to portray themselves as heroes, but in reality, this is the product of a stupid culture that encourages unrestrained procreation.