Isn't answering "no" to the second question preempting the ability of your hypothetical children from answering the former for themselves?
If so, is that not a greater abgrogation of agency than the hypothetical non-consent to being born? A person who no longer wishes to live life can choose to end that life. A person who was never born never gets any choice ever.
By this logic shouldn't I be having as many children as fast as I can? Because every child I don't produce is a child who doesn't get to decide if they want to live or not.
Isn't answering "no" to the second question preempting the ability of your hypothetical children from answering the former for themselves?
If so, is that not a greater abgrogation of agency than the hypothetical non-consent to being born? A person who no longer wishes to live life can choose to end that life. A person who was never born never gets any choice ever.
Also as a condition to consent or non consent first you must exist
By this logic shouldn't I be having as many children as fast as I can? Because every child I don't produce is a child who doesn't get to decide if they want to live or not.