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• Procreation-maximizing policy
  ...n among the governed, especially if it does so even in circumstances where procreation is not wanted. The following policies appear to have procreation-maximizing as either a primary goal or a desirable side-effect:
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• Procreation-maximizing policies
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• Procreation-maximizing policy
  ...n among the governed, especially if it does so even in circumstances where procreation is not wanted. The following policies appear to have procreation-maximizing as either a primary goal or a desirable side-effect:
  602 bytes (80 words) - 20:54, 26 November 2006
• Procreation-maximizing policies
  #redirect [[procreation-maximizing policy]]
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• Abortion prohibitionism
  ...ohibitionist policies is to [[procreation-maximizing policy|maximize human procreation]] rather than to reduce the number of abortions.
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• Contraception
  ...anything, they seem to want to '''[[procreation-maximizing policy|maximize procreation at any cost]]'''. ...xtremist]] organization in favor of essentially any measure which prevents procreation (...or are they a parody?)
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• Pro-abstinence
  * abstinence until procreation is desired ..."abstinence until marriage" and generally don't mention "abstinence until procreation" as a possibility, although presumably they would prefer it as an alternati
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• Sexual abstinence
  ...most common reasons for doing this are [[contraception]] (i.e. preventing procreation), and preventing the transmission of [[sexually-transmitted disease]]s.
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• Unwanted pregnancy
  [[category:procreation]]
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• Anti-contraception
  * Limiting or restricting contraception is part of many [[procreation-maximizing policies]].
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• Teen pregnancy
  [[category:procreation]]
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• Sex education
  [[category:procreation]]
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• Human life absolutism
  ...LA policies appears to be [[procreation-maximizing policy|maximizing human procreation]] rather than preserving existing life.
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• Barsoomian religion
  ...at all such belief was vile; and always they hid every evidence of natural procreation, insisting to the death that even those things which they witnessed with th
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• Abortion/recreation
  [[category:procreation]]
  4 KB (527 words) - 13:22, 13 August 2022
• 2009-05-01 High school teacher found guilty of insulting Christians
  5 KB (692 words) - 18:52, 1 December 2012
• Abstinence-based education
  * A policy of [[abstinence-based education]] is a [[procreation-maximizing policy]], as it denies the students access to knowledge of how t
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• En Tequila Es Verdad/progressive conservatism/post/2009/01/16/0522
  ...aim someone is doing this if they were aware that unprotected sex leads to procreation.</I><BR/><BR/>You seem to put a lot of stock in this rule here, since you u
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• Bible/canon/homosexuality
  ...a big problem with sex. He's really the source of most of the "sex is for procreation, pleasure is a sin" concepts in Christianity. Specifically in [[wikipedia:E
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• En Tequila Es Verdad/progressive conservatism/post/2009/01/15/1654
  ...aim someone is doing this if they were aware that unprotected sex leads to procreation.<BR/>4. Uses of abortion which we both agree are acceptable (yes?) include:
  14 KB (2,351 words) - 20:29, 28 July 2010
• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2019
  ...d”. On the other hand, “the technological revolution in the field of human procreation has introduced the ability to manipulate the reproductive act, making it in
  118 KB (12,143 words) - 20:16, 13 January 2022

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