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The amount of Rizq you will get in your life is written for you. No one can change it except God. This is not religious manipulation.
Yes there is a strong correlation between resources and population. If there is rapid population growth, that means there are resources available. Populations correct themselves on their own. People who are aiming for children want to have those children, and if the child is born then it is God's will. There are so many Pakistanis who are childless.. If the children end up in horrible circumstances, then that is failing on the part of the parents, a social issue. It does not mean kids of poor parents be looked as possibilities of ending up in madrasas,and therefore those parents be targeted especially as future candidates for a burden on society. The absurdity of this idea is evident.
All men are conscious of their decision. Having children, is a big thing. Educating families about quality of life as a nation state is a good thing. But to manipulate their minds into believing it is dependent on the amount of future children they will have is treachery.
No, it is used to manipulate people into thinking that no matter how many they bring in this world, it is the duty of God to provide them Rizq and their poverty and the fact that they are barely able to feed themselves properly is no reason to back down. Take my assurance, that the same God doesn't seem interested in the idea as evident by the state of those extremely large families and their children, whom I either see begging all day or involved in anti-social activities or working their *** off when they should be attending school or living miserably. The rapid population growth by no chance, means that there are more resources available, living on donations all your life, working in subhuman conditions, spending your childhood working as unskilled labor in subhuman conditions, living on half rations and feeding off your extra brothers/sisters isn't considered as availability of resources. People who are aiming for children, of course want to have children, they just aren't interested in providing a better life for them and mostly do not care about themselves since they are already dirt poor, if you have the money and resources to feed,raise,manage and handle them there's no argument. But if the sole aim is to bring more and more into this world without thinking about their future, please do not proceed. You aren't doing this country good, you aren't doing this society good. God wouldn't raise them for you, even if that what the Mullahs are promising. Life isn't everything, the quality of that life matters.
I am sure that you aren't making the point that the parents opting for 10-12 children are making up for the childless people? The argument is that those extra children are bound to end up in horrible circumstances if the parents are poor, think of it how do you expect a man to feed those extra mouths without either asking them to work from an early age or without an unavoidable substantial decrease in quality of life when he was barely feeding the existing ones? From there, its a straight ride to becoming a burden on society.
You assume rationality on part of all men, I dont. It doesn't exist, ideally it would but the real world is very different from the ones we have in mind. Having children is a big thing, having extra children isn't. This is no manipulation, they rather hear it from someone rather than experiencing it first hand, when the boat will have already sailed and its too late.
@Akheilos @Armstrong Thoughts?