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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: The film likely owes its relative obscurity to this. There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* SoBleakItsBoring: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* SoBleakItsBoring: TooBleakStoppedCaring: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* SoBleakItsBoring: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society. Also, wouldn't sterilizing women be cheaper than making them always abort?
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society. Also, wouldn't sterilizing women be cheaper than making them always abort?abort, plus easier to enforce?
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: There’s really no point in caring about what happens since we know that the environment has been ruined to the point that the human race will soon be doomed to extinction even with the titular population control initiative in place. The intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production EsotericHappyEnding ''really'' doesn't help.help, nor does the intentionally claustrophobic, studio-bound production.
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* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: Russ and Carol escape along with their baby, thanks to being prepared, but land on a beach littered with radiation warning signs, where nuclear missiles were buried in the past as part of a disarmament. Obviously extreme danger of death by radiation poisoning exists there. Roll credits...]]
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* FridgeHorror: EsotericHappyEnding: [[spoiler: Russ and Carol escape along with their baby, thanks to being prepared, but land on a beach littered with radiation warning signs, where nuclear missiles were buried in the past as part of a disarmament. Obviously extreme danger of death by radiation poisoning exists there. Roll credits...]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: The film features a store called "Babyland", where parents can buy artificial babies to play with. A few years later, Toys/CabbagePatchKids would come out, all of which were "born" at "Babyland General Hospital".
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society. Also, would not sterilizing women be cheaper than making them always abort?
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society. Also, would not wouldn't sterilizing women be cheaper than making them always abort?
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would then take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.
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* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: Russ and Carol escape along with their baby, thanks to being prepared, but land on a beach littered with radiation warning sings, where nuclear missiles were buried in the past as part of a disarmament. Obviously extreme danger of death by radiation poisoning exists there. Roll credits...]]
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* FridgeHorror: [[spoiler: Russ and Carol escape along with their baby, thanks to being prepared, but land on a beach littered with radiation warning sings, signs, where nuclear missiles were buried in the past as part of a disarmament. Obviously extreme danger of death by radiation poisoning exists there. Roll credits...]]
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** Also, would not sterilizing women be cheaper than making them always abort?
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.society.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillUseEuthanasiaInTheFuture [[WeWillHaveEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban in public, ''[[PublicExecution publicly]]'', why do they bother keeping elderly people alive?alive? You'd think at the very least they would offer [[WeWillUseEuthanasiaInTheFuture euthanasia]], which no doubt many would take, since it seems like a very unhappy society.
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* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban in public, why do they bother keeping elderly people alive?
* FridgeLogic: You'd think the famine mentioned in the film would have brought down the surplus population a bit. Also, since the government has no problem with killing anyone who violated the reproduction ban in public, why do they bother keeping elderly people alive?
