mostly i want to know why contraceptives arent avaible in poor nations and why uneducated people tend to have more children?
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Look up The US Mexico City Policy, also known as the Global Gag rule.\n\nMuch of the reason why unedcuated people have more children has to do with illiteracy. Women who are educated tend to wait longer before having chilren. Those women also tend to have more money and can afford birth control. Consequently, when they do begin having children they only have 1 or 2. \n\nPoorer families need more hands to help with housework, farming, business matters, etc. Women who are not educated can only do work in the home or in the fields (or sometimes in the market). Uneducated societies also tend to have uneducated men, who, on the average, are more sexist than educated men. Such men also expect their wives to have many children. Poor societies often only value women for their housework and ability to bring babies into the world.
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A lot of women use the pill for different physical ailments in the reproductive system.  The doctor prescribed it for me for regulation.  It isn't just for contraception.
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I've also heard of studies similar to those you're referring to; I agree 100% w/ you that high population density is a pretty feasible reason for homosexuality and violence, these may well be nature's "control mechanisms" for avoiding LOCAL overpopulation. As far as the whole world being overpopulated, I don't agree w/ you.... food production nowadays, for example, could feed more than 100% of the world's population adequately if equally spread among all human beings; furthermore, global birth rates are rapidly declining, which could actually lead to global UNDERpopulation just a few centuries from now.
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1. If the population is low why use machines?\n2. In many countries election is still a dream.
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I believe that the reason is that your country, as most of the developed countries, is aging.\n\nI mean, the age of the population and the expectancy of life are higher due to economical factors. This, along with a low birth rate, will make that, in a not-very-far future, the people in physical condition to work and pay taxes, and support the system, will be only a few , and their efforts won't be enough to support the rest of senior citizens.\n\nThere are some countries in Europe that are developing programs to encourage citizens to have 1 or more children. \n\nTypically, the illegal immigrants come from poor countries, where it's common to have at least 2 or 3 children.In a few years, these children will be the ones supporting the economical system of your country.\n\nHere is an excerpt from the link included below:\n"Population aging implies a contraction of the future workforce in many industrial countries and a sharp slowdown of future workforce growth in the remainder. Slowing workforce growth or actual labor force contraction will reduce domestic investment opportunities, because\nemployers will have less need to provide new equipment and facilities for additional workers."\n "There is also potential for disruption of financial asset markets if large cohorts of retirees begin to sell off their assets to pay for retirement consumption."\n\n"Although population aging is a world-wide phenomenon, it is occurring at different rates within richer industrialized countries and with a different timing in the developing world."
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I know doctors,veternarians, well paid public officials and businessmen aborting female foetuses in poor countries.Now the picture is changing.Young girls have asserted themselves in India.After ten years Indian bridegrooms find it difficult to find a submissive less educated less earning bride.Media played almost no role in it.Media`s role in sex education is also pathetic.Press even in freest countries really have not explained the difference between pornography and sex education.
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first guy is right. sad.\nbut the underdeveloped nations benefit from them also cause the \nlabor they get from them is higher than what they can earn from their own country
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Birth control and family planning can definitely work in that field- but if and only if people choose to use it.  In many parts of the world, there are taboos on birth control/family planning.  Some are religious- the best example I can think of being in Roman Catholic countries.  Other countries fear birth control on the claim it could lead to promiscuous sex.  I think, in time and with education, family planning could be implemented.  But it will be an uphill battle.
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A big reason is that many Catholics are more worldly than the Church and God call them to be.  They are "cafeteria Catholics", choosing the parts of the faith that they like and dismissing the rest.  Another reason is that many Catholics are poorly taught . . . they haven't had any teaching since middle or high school (and haven't sought any), so they aren't sure of what is true and what isn't.  Also, there are some who profess the Catholic faith and teach error (my husband was at a meeting of RCIA where a teacher, who had been in the seminary, but left, told the candidates that the Church teaches that birth control is wrong, but that they would be in "big trouble" if they didn't use it).  \n\nIn addition, not using birth control doesn't mean that a woman will have many children.  A good friend, who I think got married in her late twenties, has one living child.  She has also had a miscarriage and had a baby die a few days after birth.  They are not using birth control, but God has not chosen to give her many children at this time.  This is something I must constantly remind myself of, because I tend to judge others based on what I see . . . and a small family doesn't mean small faith in God.  :-)
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Though I wasn't born out of illegitimacy, but I know an illegitimate child, in many societies, are largely underprivileged and ignored in a way, due to the fact that the law does not give the same rights as the legitimate one when it comes to inheritance. Children who born illegitimately usually get private financial support from its biological father but kept in the dark.
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It could be many things,alot of times its a hormonal thing.There are many different situations as to why some women cant have children.
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Think of it this way - not everybody in the world is having a child, or 2 children. And besides, there are ways that our world can cope with an expanding population. It's in countries where we can't cope that there's a problem. Have all the babies you want, so long as you can nurture them and care for them. Just don't build a giant house and don't support subdivisions. That's where it starts to hurt the Earth.
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I personally don't want children, and I have very good reasons for choosing not to. However, some people have very good reasons for choosing to have them. In developed countries there is little worry by the elderly of growing old in poverty because of various pension programs, both private and public. Many therefore choose parenthood not for economic reasons but because they have an emotional need to shower a child with love and affection, as well as the desire to pass on the family name. I personally don't want kids because I enjoy the freedom of singleness and look forward to marrying a woman who also doesn't want kids so that we can enjoy life to the fullest together. Also with all the uncertainty of world events, I'm very apprehensive about bringing a child into it. No I don't think it's unnatural to choose to remain childless, it's a personal decision and nobody should be criticized for either choosing to have or to not have kids. There's many naysayers who decry the end of "Western Civilization" because of the fact that many people in developed lands choose childlessness, but it would be better to instead focus on how the birth rates of these nations could be lowered and the living standards improved for these people. So I hope I have answered your question, it was a good one.
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I think it's the result of sin entering the world.  \n\nBecause of sin, we have sickness, disease and death.\n\nI wouldn't take your inability to have children as an act of God.   Or a judgment against you.\n\nSee a specialist and rule out any medical conditions.  Make sure you take good care of yourselves physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.\n\nPray about it.  Ask your friends and family to pray about it.  \n\nIf you still can't have babies of your own, pray about adopting.  It may be that there is a child out there who really needs you.\n\nI wish you all the best in becoming parents!
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Let me try this one. Why has condom or any form of contraception came into the minds of people? Simple, because there are more people who take sex casually with less or no regards to its consequences but rather just in order to satisfy lust. The urge to sex in very difficult to control and it is the reason why more people fall to the temptation rather than evade it.\n\nTo God sex is sacred and should only be used in the process of procreation not self satisfaction. But to humans it is interpreted as like the need for hunger, thirst and sleep. It has finally become more of a biologocal need rather than a spiritual need. Thus, the reason why humans began to believe that it is part of the human basic need and do it anytime they want, or any possible ocassion that made them forget the responsibilities of such act.\n\nThat's the reason why catholics believe that contraception is not the real answer. It is the strong human attribute of being Godly that requires him or her to be disciplined and respectful towards sex that really counts if one truly deserves to be called a Christian without the aid of any kind of artificial discipline in the form of contraceptives. This way population rise can also be put in check.\n\nSex is a natural process of procreation that God gave to humans to enjoy within the sanctity of marriage. But how can it be when humans claim to worship God but at the same time lust for sex? \n\nThat's why dogs are called dogs because when a b**ch is in heat, male dogs go crazy and would oftentimes fight each other just to satisfy their lust. But men should be men and men are expected to think and reason the way men should, that's why they belong to the highest hierarchy in the animal kingdom because of this. So why should we go down to the level of the dogs by using artificial contraception and yet demand to be called as decent and educated. This reasoning is just for the apologist of such twisted cause.
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No, it should not. I think it should be conditional for EDUCATION. It has been proven, especially in the usa, that people who are more educated have fewer children.
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You need to find what will work best for you and your lifestyle. \nYou can get free contraceptives through your local family planning center.