I'm confused why this debate even surfaces. Of course you don't forcibly sterilize people. I imagine the modern eugenics argument is about manipulating chromos

I'm confused why this debate even surfaces. Of course you don't forcibly sterilize people. I imagine the modern eugenics argument is about manipulating chromosomes rather than forcing people to not reproduce. IE, once we can selectively make the perfect human from a genetic standpoint (considering only using genes that promote intelligence / stamina / longevity / etc) that it becomes unethical to continue playing the genetic lottery and having children with FOP or down syndrome or some other life destroying condition. Which I guess says sterilize everyone and grow people in tubes (or wombs until we can get that far). At least it is fair!