
CorinthianLOX
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For example if Elliot Rodger's parents were sterilized or if they never had children then 6 innocent people wouldn't have died and 14 innocent people wouldn't have been injured and be traumatized for life. Most of Elliot's problems were due to aspergers, which is a genetic condition. It means that it can't never be repaired with therapy or medication. This means that Elliot's killing spree was inevitable. Due to his asperger's he was outcasted from his peers and society. He couldn't socialize. But can you blame the world for outcasting autists. No. It is natural to segregate people that don't socialize normally. As a matter of fact the overwelming majority of this forum's userbase wouldn't be Elliot Rodger's friend if he was in their school. If you met er irl you would be utterly disgusted by his presence. Such is human nature. It can't be changed. So instead of trying to change our basic insticts (which would ultimately fail anyway), we should rid those genetic elements from the human race that cause such tragedies as the 2014 Isla Vista killings for example. We need to guide human evolution in the right direction and removing inferior elements from human genetics is the first and the most vital step towards achieving a new an improved and a superior type of humanity.
TLDR: We can prevent school shootings and other tragedies with eugenic principles because we can remove those elements from the human race that cause these tragedies to occur in the first place.

TLDR: We can prevent school shootings and other tragedies with eugenic principles because we can remove those elements from the human race that cause these tragedies to occur in the first place.
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