A strong political opposition is characterised by significant popular support with the ability to undermine authoritarian rule. They may choose to continue these mobilisation efforts by demanding a change in governance (e.g. forced democratisation of East Germany) or decreasing dissent to gain more favour with the ruling party in formal politics (e.g. gradual democratisation of Chile and Uruguay).

Anti-natalism is the philosophical belief or position that views birth and procreation as morally wrong, and therefore pushes that humans should abstain from procrating.

For the purposes of this debate, you are the parent of a child who was born into a wealthy family.

You are in a happy, committed ten-year long relationship with your significant other (with a house and a dog). You recently found out that early on into the relationship, your partner cheated on you with another person, and you have not told anyone. Your significant other is the only other person that knows about the infidelity, and does not know that you know. You have in your hands a pill to make you instantly forget this information, but it will only work on this day.