system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
It's thinly veiled anti-natalism and anti-humanism. I've never understood this stance.

Children have always been born in tough circumstances. We used to have them tend to the family farms and provide for their burden before they were ten. 

That's obviously not ideal, and I am glad we live in a time where we can give children the comfort they deserve, but to suggest that unless they live in an ultimate relative luxury we rather just not have children anymore is ludicrous. 

And people wonder why the birth rates are so low...
gpt
Based and Pragmatism Pilled