The issue is: who decides who is fit for breeding? You?
Maybe you do a good job, but this sort of power will inevitably become corrupted by a failed art student sooner or later.
Maybe you do a good job, but this sort of power will inevitably become corrupted by a failed art student sooner or later.
I don't mean that as an insult. I mean it as an inevitability.
Everyone who promotes eugenics always imagines themselves as being the superior one.
To answer your question : If I were born with a horrific disease that has a significant chance to pass that down to the next generation, it would be my responsibility to not pass that down to the next generation. I would understand.
There are always superior people and inferior people depending on a multitude of variables : time, genetics, intelligence, environment, training, etc. Ignoring genetics as an essential pillar of this is irresponsible.