Compulsory vasectomy

Compulsory vasectomy
needed

From Bisnis Indonesia

For quite a long time I've been overwhelmed by a great concern
for the increasing number of Indonesians who are becoming poorer
and less well-educated, while the birth rate rises.

I cannot imagine what it would be like if the country is some
day hit by a population explosion because of the following:

The government is no longer financially capable of undertaking
massive family planning campaigns as before.

As many people are educated to a lesser degree, they will have
a limited understanding of the significance of birth control.

Many Indonesians practice polygamy without considering that
they are responsible for their children's proper education.

Also, many of them are in the low-income bracket so they
cannot provide enough nutritious food for their children.

It is easy to imagine that the next generation will have a low
level of intelligence and also benefit from only a little
education.

As an illustration, I've often heard that pedicab drivers have
more than five children.

The government should take immediate action to address this
problem. It could, for example, require that every man in Java
and Bali who has already fathered two children should be
compelled to have a vasectomy.

ROSITA ARYANI

Surabaya