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In the UK, giving birth tends not to be determined by vote. (Compared to e.g. the US, where "forced birthers" have voted for such legislation)
by chriswarbo 3y ago
In the UK, giving birth tends not to be determined by vote. (Compared to e.g. the US, where "forced birthers" have voted for such legislation)
- gadders 3y agoI see what you did there. Well done on dodging my point.
- benwad 3y agoIf "stop foreign-born people from being able to procreate" was on the ballot, which way would you vote?
- gadders 3y agoI'd vote against. If "The UK should have net migration of at least 600k/year" was on the ballot, which way would you vote?
- GloomyBoots 3y ago[flagged]
- chriswarbo 3y ago> If "The UK should have net migration of at least 600k/year" was on the ballot, which way would you vote? LOL at your use of "should". I'd vote "not giving a shit about migration figures"; if it's ranked-choice, that would be sandwiched above "why is this even a vote, let people live wherever they want" and below "more safe routes for migrants, less gloating about channel drownings".
- gadders 3y agoEnjoy your high house prices and low wages.