Not quite sure what this article, or the title, is about and what it means exactly.
But judging by the responses so far, it doesn't seem like it has a popular following.
If it has to do with giving the people an opportunity to have a child when they cannot have one naturally, I have mixed feelings about that.
When one considers the emotional turmoil that some of the Chinese went through during the period of the one child policy, I can begin to get a 'feel' for this topic.
The reason I am torn is that we are headed for a very bad ending, if we don't stop and take stock.
Although I abhor censorship and manipulation of any kind, if we are talking about over population and selfish people, then I would have to agree that we are on a road to nowhere.
I say selfish because adults have nurtured a healthy amount of entitlement.
They feel that if they decide on a particular issue that it is their decision alone.
No thought or care as to any ramifications or consequences of their decision.
Queers, having or adopting kids is one such appalling decision.
They convince themselves that they will make 'good' parents and the child 'will' be happy.
It is now a matter of record as to the fact that such children, without their true biological parents, (male and female) grow up with issues.
They suppress them out of respect for their queer guardians, but in reality are not fulfilled or happy, compared to their 'normal' friends with 'normal' parents.
Now by the sounds of it we are going to make even more disappointed children by even more deranged and demented people.
Sometimes I wonder if the creation of religion was to bring society back into line because things were once way out of line socially and morally.
Now we're witnessing a return to those bad ole' days of orgy's and socially disgusting antics, sodomy, pedophilia, homosexuality and more disgusting revelations.
People have chosen the 'easy' way, instead of the 'correct' way.
And here we are today.

Dear Altrav,

The majority by far of children that overcrowd the world are still born to "straight" families, so it does not make sense to blame only a small sector such as homosexuals.

«Sometimes I wonder if the creation of religion was to bring society back into line because things were once way out of line socially and morally.»

Religion was discovered rather than created. It was there all along, like the hills and the force of gravitation.
The impact of its discovery on societies was only incidental: some societies flourished from the morality which religion brings at its initial stages, but other societies were extinguished when religious people advanced and renounced worldly life.