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OMG!!!! It's the same bullcrap being slung around like in the 70's!!! Just can't wait until these tree huggin', pot smokin', do it if it feels good hippies become extinct!!!! FEAR IS THE CATCH WORD OF THE DAY!!!
I'm not surprised that you see the inevitability of overpopulation as a "FEAR" issue. Most Right Wingers have a brain defect that causes overly sensitivity to FEAR. The problem is real. We can deal with it or we can just deny it and go back to typing about conspiracy theories! |
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The major cities of the world, especially where the large population centers of poor people are in concentrated areas near the ocean. Many depend on the ocean to provide the only protein in their diet. The present rate of population growth is unsustainable. Like most problems that grow exponentially, the sooner you address the problem, the easier the problem is to fix. The time to act is 'yesterday' and the longer we wait the worst the problem becomes. one easy step... Free dependable birth control for those who want it throughout the 3rd world and developing countries.
but they don't have to......we don't have to live near the ocean in cities thinking that is the only way to get food/water shelter etc...... the flu is a form of birth population control as are a lot of other diseases..... science fiction (of which you find not relevant) had helped us 'over populate' and now it will be our chain in regulation... |
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The time to act is 'yesterday' and the longer we wait the worst the problem becomes. one easy step... Free dependable birth control for those who want it throughout the 3rd world and developing countries.
Go ahead, but we shouldn't have to pay for it... China and India, where a lot of those red dots exist, are hardly developing countries, maybe they should take the money that is tagged for nukes and spend it on birth control |
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Birth control will not stop population increases, wouldn't even put a dent in it. Might slow it down a hair but overall it would be like stopping a train with a piece of paper. |
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Another dire prediction coming from left wing hysteria that never came to true.
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Why the world isn't running out of oil Decades ago, the world was told it was running on empty. Today, we have more oil than we need. What’s fuelling the boom in black gold?
On the evening of April 18 1977, President Jimmy Carter invited television cameras into the Oval Office and portentously announced to the American people that “tonight I want to have an unpleasant talk with you about a problem unprecedented in our history. With the exception of preventing war, this is the greatest challenge our country will face during our lifetimes.”
The unprecedented problem was energy. Or rather, the lack of it. “We simply must balance our demand for energy with our rapidly shrinking resources,” said the 39th President of the United States. “The oil and natural gas we rely on for 75 per cent of our energy are running out.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/oil/9867659/Why-the-world-isnt-running-out-of-oil.html |
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Population history:
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Between AD 1 and 1750 the average annual increase in world population was around 0.1%, but between 1750 and 2000 it was close to 0.8%, with the second half of the 20th century showing a figure of 1.8%. This explosion in human numbers coincided with the introduction of new and improved crops and agricultural techniques, together with the other developments of the industrial revolution which allowed humans to achieve a step change in the rate that natural resources were exploited. Improved public health, particularly vaccination and sanitation, all supported this growth. By 2000, there were ten times as many people on Earth as there were 300 years ago; the figure for 2010 is around 6.9 billion.
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Current trends The population trends projected by the UN vary enormously by region: ~Africa and much of Asia are predicted to grow significantly ~the Americas are expected to grow somewhat ~Europe is predicted to stabilize
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The mid-range global projection is that the planet's population will increase from seven billion to nine billion by 2050. Broader estimates range from eight to 11 billion, depending on how effectively and quickly reproductive and development programs are implemented in developing areas of the world to address the key drivers of population growth: the lack of reproductive health and contraception, lack of women's rights and poverty. In some countries, migration also contributes significantly to the increase in population.
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Population/food solution? Solyent Green... Soylent green IS PEOPLE!!!
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Universal access to reproductive health services is one of the main factors that help to reduce birth rates and hence population growth. Women working. Improvements made to infrastructure, wide availability of modern contraceptives and the empowerment of women all greatly contribute to significantly lower and therefore much more sustainable rates of birth.
Economic development also helps to lift women out of the high birth rate poverty trap. |
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Economic development also helps to lift women out of the high birth rate poverty trap.[/b]
lol..."high birth rate poverty trap" The left wing believe, human beings are liabilities. There is no limit in which the left wing nut job will play god and control people. |
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Universal access to reproductive health services is one of the main factors that help to reduce birth rates and hence population growth. Women working. Improvements made to infrastructure, wide availability of modern contraceptives and the empowerment of women all greatly contribute to significantly lower and therefore much more sustainable rates of birth.
Economic development also helps to lift women out of the high birth rate poverty trap.
it's not just about access....I work with PLENTY of women who (just like men think they need cialis) think they are feral cats and just keep reproducing....AND THEY HAVE FREE ACCESS SUPPORT.... population growth also has to do with the lack of natural selection because science has invented vaccinations...and other 'artificial' means for longevity.... if you don't think medical science(not healthcare, which is a misnomer when having to be told to pay for healthcare) isn't to fix what is F'ed up, like water, food supply and the lack of exercise obtaining life sustaining needs then yes, one would be the type of person who likes to be told what to from womb/petridish to death.... it's kind of like logans run.... but no this conversation is a war on women, FORCING women to be the one's to shoulder population control by ingesting chemicals/hormones that are not as safe as the public is lead to believe....much like GMO foods..... I say legislate every male at age 25 to have a vasectomy...... |
| ...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......
The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.
STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS
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