You'd think that but most of them will likely end up in the adoption system and even the ones that get adopted by great parents are still going to want to make sure other kids aren't abandoned at birth and aiming for a better tomorrow...
Nah most of them will not be adopted. Theres about 100-150k adoptions in the US every year. That number isnt going to change much. There are 3-4 million babies born per year.
How are those parents going to "make sure other kids arent abandoned" exactly? Are they gunna help the moms being forced to have them? I doubt it.
Babies have higher adoption rates last I checked with older kids basically bouncing from foster home to foster home until they're an adult.
Why would someone who was "forced to" be born and then left to child protection services be okay with people who aren't ready or willing to have a kid having to have a kid that might end up in the same situation that they did.
For the ones adopted as babies maybe they won't find out they're adopted until it's too late to ask their parents but it's not an environment where you'd expect them to teach them to be taught that people should be forced to have kids. Even if it is their religion. Hell if that's the case they better know how to repent for their sins.
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u/Loadingexperience Aug 27 '24
And it's exactly the according to the plan. They will most likely grow up poorly educated, perfect future GOP voter.