Population experts are belatedly beginning to worry about the effects of abortion on various countries:
Scientists have sparked controversy after creating a pin-prick test that can determine the gender of a baby after just eight weeks.
Concerns have been raised the test could trigger a rise in sex-selective abortions, especially in countries such as India and China where families desire boys over girls for cultural reasons.
A recently published government report in India found that the country has 63 million fewer woman then it should because families are choosing to abort their female babies.
The situation is much the same in China, where men outnumber women by 34 million – significantly more than the entire population of Australia.
Experts claim the controversial one-child policy, which lasted from the 1970s until 2015, helped to create the imbalance as families sought to have a son.
It is feared the new pin-prick test could fuel a ‘genocide’ of female babies in India and China as parents are given more time than previously to make a decision on whether to abort their babies.
India’s Government revealed in January that there will be 105 boys for every 100 girls without any human intervention. But previous estimates from 2011 suggest the problem is already worse than that, with 914 girls under the age of six to every 1,000 boys the same age. In China, the UN states there are nearly 116 boys for every 100 girls, however reports claim the ratio is much higher in poor rural areas.
I fail to see how this is a problem. Isn’t worrying about the male-female ratio transphobic, considering that an individual can now be whatever sex it identifies as being? And it’s very identity politicist, to say nothing of culturally appropriative, to interfere with the individual choices of women in other countries to make choices about their own bodies.
The Alt-Right is inevitable because we do not advocate suicide, on either an individual or a group basis.