We are soft-skinned monkeys at most, consuming resources at an alarming rate and forgetting that grocery stores are nothing short of a miracle. OK, I have gone too far. I am just a little irked about my throbbing, sprained ankle. Humans are not that bad, and some of us are pretty tough. But our direction has been muddled by the spread of modern medicine and the support of such concepts as the crack baby.
Welfare checks insure that even the genetically doomed get a crack at watering down the human race.
This issue is too taboo for solutions to ever be formally discussed. The solutions all point toward a Hitleresque regime of eugenics that every non-scientific mind cringes at. The fact is, no one has the right to make up a set of rules that dictate whether someone is allowed to live at birth. These rules, if even possible, would have to be forged from the most objective points of science by the most brilliant minds, for those minds would have to see the future and determine what humans should be like. We are essentially bags of water, as beautiful as we might see ourselves, and it is important to remember that we are constantly in danger of getting hurt.