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People who have a lifelong illness that can infect their child, having more kids that they can’t afford, and are surprised picachu when their free socialized system won’t give them free care if they don’t get their tubes tied. Ridiculous. They can’t even read, but are having offspring.
That doesn’t remove their rights, though. The issue was actions taken without their informed consent.
I’m not familiar with Kenya’s laws, but where I am, that would fall under discrimination of a protected class.
Seems like Darwinism to me.