I agree with you. I think too that unwanted, uncared for, poorly educated, and insubstantially provided for children are a waste of resources. If a child is born, he or she deserves a full complement of our resources. We need to plan our children according to our collective ability to provide for them. I'm not advocating any laws prohibiting individual fecundity, here, but I support sex education, financial planning education, and the maximization of fertility control treatments to those who desire them so that people can, of their own accord, make the best decisions regarding potential offspring.
So, I find the "destroys future generations" to be a distinct and important disanalogy to the 'U.S. Seal should be a condom' premise.
As for the rest of the sentiments portrayed, I can not bitch too much. It's all that whining and crying when our opponent's team wins the pennant sort of ballyhooing. I've been doing it for about 10 years now, and was only able to rest up my tear ducts and larynx and let regrow my hair in this last year. I suppose we will be able to trade places again sometime in the next decade.