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What I don't understand is why people think populations need to continue to grow quality of life in the US is better with less people not more.
Agreed. We need a smaller peopulation. Sadly there are religious breeder families that don't agree with this. Some people just like to poop put children.
I keep reading about countries that are aging like USA, JAPAN, EUROPE and are not having enough babies and will be in trouble in future. Which makes it seem like, we need more babies. But then I see the countries with huge amount of young population like China and India & hear about how strong their economy will be in future but remember how terrible they were only 10 years ago & how much struggle their everyday people have due to poor current economy.
so which is better? To be in India and China's shoe of future strong economy or to be in Japan and USA shoe of has been? Are we really going to be in trouble in future?
We don't need more babies on this Earth and wall to wall people. The food supply is grown on artificial fertilizers as it is and so many species are disappearing. The oceans are polluted with tiny specks and also huge floating islands of plastic. Its GREAT that there are fewer babies. Even third world countries women don't want to have a million kids anymore. The quality of life with fewer kids is so much better. This is a good thing.
We don't need more babies on this Earth and wall to wall people. The food supply is grown on artificial fertilizers as it is and so many species are disappearing. The oceans are polluted with tiny specks and also huge floating islands of plastic. Its GREAT that there are fewer babies. Even third world countries women don't want to have a million kids anymore. The quality of life with fewer kids is so much better. This is a good thing.
The difference is in how parent view their children, who can be either economic assets or liabilities. Those who view their children as economic assets tend to have more of them than those who view them as liabilities.
Muslims dont view them as a economic asset. They view children as a key to conquering the west through migration. Latinos view their children as a wild card for a green card. The more you have, the better chance you have for being sponsored by one of them when they're 18. The freebie welfare economic part is just the frosting on the cake.
Muslims dont view them as a economic asset. They view children as a key to conquering the west through migration. Latinos view their children as a wild card for a green card. The more you have, the better chance you have for being sponsored by one of them when they're 18. The freebie welfare economic part is just the frosting on the cake.
Pretty big brush you got there, make sure you don't drop it, there might be an earthquake.
I keep reading about countries that are aging like USA, JAPAN, EUROPE and are not having enough babies and will be in trouble in future. Which makes it seem like, we need more babies. But then I see the countries with huge amount of young population like China and India & hear about how strong their economy will be in future but remember how terrible they were only 10 years ago & how much struggle their everyday people have due to poor current economy.
so which is better? To be in India and China's shoe of future strong economy or to be in Japan and USA shoe of has been? Are we really going to be in trouble in future?
Do you realyl believe that India and China are the ideal?? If so, you should need to go over there and see for yourself. And perhaps move there.
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