anytime I hear things about AIDS, world hunger, global warming, religious conflicts, natural disasters, man made tragedies, etc, to me it all comes back to overpopulation. We have too many people next to each others, im not saying start world war 3 or spread around bird flu, but its hard to imagine things like that not approaching to "balance" out everything the way the planet tends to do.
So why isn't birth control being pushed more? Instead we look for the more complicated solutions instead of trying to cut the problems off from where they spawn.
2007-07-02
08:37:20
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Papa Johnathan
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this is what i mean though, power happy leaders, ignorance, intolerance, anger, personal conflicts, I think they are all natural results of so many people sharing the space, take as a hypothetical a planet with only 100,000 people, would there be as many problems? I seriously doubt that, so logic would suggest that over population is to blame, it makes us interact with people we would never have to, leading to slavery and conquest in the past,
all humans are not evil and ready to hurt others obviously , but as more and more people are born there is more risk that sociopaths and hte like will be born to cause problems for others, and those are the people who end up screwing things up for everyone, so why cant we just tone down the reproduction before we become too successful for our own good?
2007-07-02
08:54:10 ·
update #1