living on our planet.
The world's population is still increasing rapidly! To a large degree a minority of rather selfish persons is responsible for this. These people cannot and do not want to be content with one, two, or three children. They bring ten or more children into the world at the expense of others (neighbors, society, government, humanity). These are people who are often not able to feed their children themselves, let alone allow them to lead dignified lives.
Often, society or the government, as well as innumerable aid organizations then intervene in order to help these persons, or, more specifically, their children. The obvious question arises whether it would not be better to combat the cause of the problem instead of the symptoms. This would be possible in a simple, efficient, and humane manner through the global regulation of the birth rate. That way much suffering and misery of millions of people could be avoided and at the same time also cause an enormous reduction of costs, which are caused by the uncontrolled and excessive growth of the earth's population.
Responsible persons are already showing the tendency to have only as many children as their financial means allow. This shows maturity and responsibility both for the next generation and society.
Unfortunately, not all of earth's citizens have arrived at this point yet. Therefore worldwide regulation is required...
... to guarantee the highest possible standard of living for all people.
... to ensure maximum freedom and development opportunities for every man and woman.
... to protect nature and the environment.
... to guarantee that raw materials and natural resources are also available for later generations.