Reproductive Curbs
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Similar to the child who cannot come to grips with a difficult problem, our government and its people sidestep the major issue behind the minor ones. Lost in an ever-mounting sea of bureaucracy, we try to solve problems like pollution, traffic congestion, housing shortages, crime and drug abuse. These problems can never be properly dealt with until we the people elect public officials who have the intestinal fortitude to deal with the crisis situation of overpopulation.
Why can’t we face the fact that we must control our reproductive urges? We had better take responsible action to slow the inevitable decline of the United States. As a starter, we could try tax incentives for the childless wage earner.
CRAIG EYERICK
Laguna Beach
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