The Need of Imposing One Child Policy in the US

Due to the raging rise of population in America, extreme measures with regard to the aim of decreasing the flaming populace had been introduced to the country’s legislative body.  Such attempt had been regarded as that which will eventually help the country’s level of productivity and societal developments aimed for industrialization reasons and thus are expected to raise the welfare of the contemporary society as well as the future of Liberty (Menken).

Depletion of resources and environmental degradation

The need for the implementation of a law which shall oblige the citizens to take necessary measures and constraints with regard to irresponsible ‘sexual’ intercourse leading to unexpected pregnancy and overpopulation had been sought to be a major problem in America (Fong).  As anticipated with the enormous rise, environmentalists and population development analysts stated that in the near future, with such behavior, America will most likely starve and get intoxicated with their own mess (Fong).

One fascinating stand on a peer review stated that such has a big difference between “water” and “drinking water,” thus connotes the idea that of this scam of intoxication caused by “the big kids on the block” themselves, is harmoniously tolerated, then most likely there won’t be enough water for the whole jurisdiction of this country, and worse, it may also affect the production of what is edible, at that standpoint.

This paper need not to specify and dwell further on the importance of H2O for this instance to take holistically the perception of the necessity of the aforementioned element to humanity (Menken).  Further, as supported by UN Population Fund, it had been noted that rampant rise of environmental and sociological challenges is manifested because of the uncontrollable mount of population in the country; moreover, the most effective cure of the society’s disease shall be the initiation of measures defining “behavioral constraints” and that is with the help of a law (Fong).

Overpopulation

Various advocates and analysts like Ted Turner stressed the need of China’s policy to also be adopted in the country.  Moreover, he has emphasized in his argument that America is becoming “too populated” due to the rise of migration instances and the increase of liberalism perception among its inhabitants making the concept of “freedom” expand even until the level of “sensuality.”  With such regard, the increase of number of individuals settling in the country connotes the concept that the echelon of adversity will rise in number, and the need of flexibility among the “pure Americans” coerces them to divulge in a rather larger scope of adjustment and acceptance in the vortex of status quo (Alternatives).

In addition to that, if it may not be too much to take into assumption, competition shall float up in the scenario, this paper does not encourage American couples to bear more fruits, but rather, to engage in “responsible” parenthood and focus instead in raising their offspring to be highly competitive individuals not only for the benefit of the immediate time, but for future’s sake, at that (Fong).

Analysis on stated arguments

What seemed to be the problem over the issue is that, many seem to not understand why such policy obliges the legislative body to act upon it in the most immediate time.  Perhaps the rise of complications had not yet been explicitly felt by Liberty’s citizens; however, we take notice with the idiom stating that “regrets come in the end”.  Taken for example the “environmental concerns”, Americans must face the truth of nature’s control; moreover, this specific argument is emphasized in John McPhee’s Control of Nature, perhaps it never crossed the mind of one’s rationality, but the tendency of it to occur is vast and, co-related with the perception on ‘overpopulation’.

Moreover, the vast changes which had been occurring due to the raging response of human being’s level of rationality as well as with the exploration of new dimensions in making life easier through the use of machineries and other intoxicating components further gives a mount on the ratio of making earth a place of pollution and thus, congruent with the argument revolving around the implication of overpopulation denoting a declination of the economic state of the country anchored on the issue of employment concerns and the array of competition among workers (Menken).  The more diverse the culture outstands, the higher the possibility of racial gaps seemingly surfacing in the scale of development (Alternatives).

In comparison with the discussions laid on the table, it is prudent enough to conclude that the main reason why national analysts swim in the idea of imposing ‘one-child policy’ shows their greatly concern of the future of the west and the stability of its economy.  All of the variable elements and commonsensical statements logically fall into one major blast: overpopulation.

If diagramed in a web of complexity, the core element of the problem would be overpopulation, inter-connected with the plight of environmental, social, economical and political implications, thus give credit to the impression of making America a ‘one-child policy’ abiding country.

Conclusion

The threat which haunts the country is a contagious disease which shall surely swallow humankind if not cured in accordance with proper and crucial analysis in expunging the problem.  Industrialization and the art of making love is a freedom vested to individuals, however, the complications comprising an unsolicited control on such hook up with unpredicted circumstances.  The aforementioned essential nature of the proposition is proof enough of humanity’s concern and active involvement on development and stability.

Perceivably, the most crucial problem with regard to population is the issue on pollution.  Given the fact that the innovation of technological and machinery advancement emit a raging amount of intoxicating substance, with more people exercising such is most likely the predicted horror which will sooner or later, if not eradicated with the implementation of a policy aiding the ascending population, shall haunt the living daylights of the country in the near future.

References:

Alternatives, Center for Policy. Progressive Agenda for the States 2006: State Policy Leading America New York: Center for Policy Alternatives, 2005.

Fong, Vanessa. Only Hope: Coming of Age under Chinas One-Child Policy. 1 ed. Chicago IL: Stanford University Press, 2004.

Menken, Jane. World Population and U.S. Policy: The Choices Ahead. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1986.