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"high and mighty"?

Well, maybe. Maybe not. I have no kids. Don't want any. But I don't get your aggression. If we look at things in a practical way, we can see that our own underbred USA is drowning in a sea of overbreeding, non American, non English speaking illegal aliens, muslims, etc. Many of us don't want kids because, aside from personal absorption, we don't feel up to raising them in such a liberal social climate where many high school graduates can't place the civil war in the correct half century or find a word in a dictionary. Not wanting to raise a family, and not caring to nurture an environment in which a family is desirable, is our own form of self destruction and nothing to be proud of. I'm part of the problem. I'd rather go fishing than deal with kids. But I certainly respect those (legal, red blooded) Americans who are bold enough to raise the kind of kids who, for example, populate our current military. Simultaneously, I loathe people who raise the kind of kids who populate our welfare offices, or clamor for free medical care in our hospital emergency rooms. As an atheist conservative, I believe that it is the duty of all non-liberals to foster an environment in which we have as many breeding Christian conservative patriotic red-blooded Americans as we can. Therein lies our salvation, and I can go fishing in peace.

Many of us don't want kids because, aside from personal absorption, we don't feel up to raising them in such a liberal social climate where many high school graduates can't place the civil war in the correct half century or find a word in a dictionary.

That's where it is up to us, the conservative parents, to raise kids who are aware of our country's history, who CAN read, write, and do some math, so that they can take on positions of responsbility in this country when they're adults.