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Maybe nobody should have genetic children, and we can all adopt!  Bearing a child from 50% of the parent couple's genes, does not make them selfish and/or morally obligated to adopt compared to a parent couple using 100% of their genes.
That is not to say that adoption is not noble.  But to anyone asking "why not adopt?" - If you are parents of non-adopted children, you could easily ask yourself the same question. 

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