A great movie several years ago.  A piece of work by Mike Judge the creator of Beevis and Butthead and King Of The Hill….the movie is about an experiment by the military to put a soldier in hibernation and revive him a your later….well something went horribly wrong and he woke up 500 years in the future…and boy has everything changed!

It seems that intelligent people postponed having children and the morons multiplied like rats….needless to say the government was run by asshats with an IQ the same as their shoe size….it is totally screwed up!

A good cult movie….if you get the chance watch it and then compare the movie to what is happening today….it will scare you!

The reason I being this movie up is because of a story I read a couple of days ago……

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS 5) — An increasing number of women are choosing not to have children, according to a Bay Area author whose book explores the repercussions women and couples face when they decide to go childless.

“Many of us who are childless by choice have friends, family and loved ones who do not get it,” said Karen Foster, author of “No Way Baby,” a new book about how to cope in a world where deciding to be “child free” is often questioned.

But despite the pressures, Foster says about 4 million women in the U.S. have decided not to have kids, and the number is growing.

There is more on the childless thingy……….

The decision not to have kids seems to be entering the national conversation more and more, the Time cover on a “Childfree Life” being only the latest example. At the Los Angeles Times, Meghan Daum enters the fray: “Though I’ve offered hints in this column and elsewhere that motherhood is not exactly a priority for me, I’ve avoided coming right out and saying the truth, which is that I never wanted children, and even now in the twilight of my fecundity, I’m glad I haven’t had them.” Yes, she’s second-guessed herself, “but I always came back to the same place, which is that parenting is a momentous job that should be undertaken only by those who really want it. And, for whatever reason, I just never have.” Daum writes that she “cringes” at the usual reasons cited, which usually boil down to materialistic, selfish ones—those who flippantly say they’d prefer to sleep late or afford a fancy car, for example. It’s time to elevate the conversation, she writes. “Knowing yourself well enough to realize you’re not up for parenthood is … the definition of being a moral, ethical human being.” What’s more, childless adults still can have a meaningful role in the raising of kids, if they so choose. (Daum herself is a court advocate in the foster care system.) “It may take a village to raise a child, but not every villager needs to be a mom or dad,” she writes. Click for her full column.

Letting idiots breed like roaches is NOT going to do anything good for our society……..

This sounds like life imitating art……this could be an extension of the country run by idiots, an Idiocracy!