Oh? Unlikely?

Abortion and birth control have been forced on a sixth of the world's women by their own government for a quarter-century. The situation has not gone away--it has only been loosened. The policy has been vigorously defended here for reasons of demographic expediency. Those same defenders have also mocked and gibed at the very notion of "human rights".

I'd say its involuntary imposition is nearly inevitable. We'll get the same line we always get, "Think of the children!". Imagine a guarantee that none of your children will have any genetically "non-traditional" sexual tendencies. It'll be promoted as the kindest thing you could do.

Imagine a horror, any horror--it will happen. Someone will do it, maybe illegally. What shall we do with children involuntarily engineered for traits the majority don't approve of?

Super intelligent soldiers with hyper skills and complete loyalty to their owners? Will we kill them because we don't like that sort of being? Who's next?