Jun 222011
Not that I’m really a fan of the genre, but a bumper sticker for philanthropic antinatalists:
Protect children — don’t have any.
I invite your own in comments, as long as you’re willing to offer them as part of the creative commons, just like mine.
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You can always sell a design on Cafepress or Zazzle. That would be interesting. I would definitely get one, although I would tape it to the inside of the window so it doesn’t get attacked.
I will try to think of slogans that can be used.
– Birth is the leading cause of death.
– Life is a postpartum depression.
*There is only one pro in ‘procreation’, yet so many cons in ‘conceiving’
*Monkeys breed, humans adopt
*Don’t have a child, this isn’t the wild.
*Don’t have babies, they might get rabies.
I tried to keep to the main ideas of antinatalism. It’s hard to do in a short slogan…
All of these should have a little foetus crossed out.
* Life is an imposition
not a choice
* Stop breeding
Start adopting
(thanks to estnihil for that one)
* Stop making babies
Stop imposing on us
* Thank you for not breeding
* Keep the Earth healthy
Stop breeding
(this one’s for the ecologists, might be better for liberals)
Lookit what I made:
http://www.zazzle.com/antinatalist_sticker_bumper_sticker-128267777042414265
Cool.
Here’s another one:
Mankind is just a fancy form of cancer.
Sadly, I do not have the skill necessary to draw a cancer cell with a monocle. ;P
The ways in which cancer cells look different from regular cells is (a) hard to capture in a cartoon, and (b) not going to be recognized by most people. Viruses are pretty easy to draw and pretty recognizable, however, so you could go with something akin to “life is a sexually transmitted disease”.
That’s fair, but I don’t think the underlying point is made as easily in that case… It basically reduces itself to “life is a disease,” which people are free to disagree with. It is however harder to disagree to the point that humans are a cancer on this planet.