  Recall that proponents of liberal eugenics argue that insofar as the choice of whether and how to use reprogenetic technologies is left up to individuals, these practices do not involve the immoral characteristics of their historical predecessors. Critics however have been highly skeptical that liberal eugenics proposals can escape the charge of being problematically eugenic. For instance, Bennett (2008) notes that an obligation to bring to birth the best children possible can only be established by placing a lower moral value on people with disabilities and that this obligation strongly argues for the introduction of eugenic policies.