Maggie's Farm

In the article on anti-humanism, Poor Miss Follett is so wrong that I hardly know what to say.

Apparently she doesn't about the ecological damage taking place all over the world. Hundreds of animals are becoming extinct, we are poisoning the oceans and over-fishing; and all of the forests are being cut-down. This is a direct result of over-population.

But there is a much deeper issue here: Miss Follett seems to believe that human race should be measured in quantity, rather than quality. So if all of us have to suffer a lower quality of life so women can have as many babies as they want, then we should gladly make that sacrifice. For example, if you asked her about sterilizing women in Africa, she would say "never." But when these same women die a horrible death due to war and famine, Miss Follett will tell you that it's not her fault. Her solution? We need to make more sacrifices. Miss Follett has fallen into the feminist trap of believing that women should have an unrestricted right to have children. But what she doesn't understand is feminism is not interested in the intellectual quality of those children. If you look at our female-dominated schools, you can see feminism in action. The children are taught almost nothing.

This is really a crime. By the time students graduate from high school, they should be trained in civics, philosophy, history, psychology, and art. In other words, they should be whole people. But Miss Follet and her friends don't want that. Instead, they want to produce children who will remain children forever: Stupid, uneducated, and poor. And since, as the result of that bad education, they incapable of governing themselves, Miss Follet and her friends will have do it for them.

So what are the terms laid-out by God?