@McGentrix,
One need not be an asshole to note where you went wrong.
1. You continue to support a eugenicist without specifically rejecting his eugenics.
2. The ostensible reason you support the eugenicist is that you reject a historical disproof of his theory. Krumple said that only people that can afford to have a child should be
allowed to have one. To that end, he proposed all people be sterilized and only upon presenting suitable proof to the state shall the individual's natural ability to reproduce be restored. I merely pointed out that if this principle were followed 2,000 years ago, none of us would be here now, since only about 1% of the population from the year 0 (and before) to 1600 AD could actually afford a baby. Cutting back 99% of the newborns would lead to rapid population decrease, and the human race would have come to an end within a few generations.
You rejected this argument with no basis. You plaintively wailed that you can't go back 2,000 years, but of course we can. Any plan that would have resulted in the extinction of the human race if applied 2,000 years ago should be rejected today, since the whole idea of human progress is to enhance the standard of living, not extinguish the species.
Your fault is that you made no rational arguments why the historical disproof of Krumple's plan should be rejected. Other than the fact you and your buddy Krumple find it inconvenient.
And my argument doesn't even
touch on the massive human rights violations inherent in such a scheme. There are tons of rejections of Krumple's scheme coming from that angle.