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I travel a lot and have never been asked to show any proof of vaccination. Now I haven't been to NYC since they required it for dining, but it doesn't seem to be a widespread issue in America.
If you go to some concerts or shows, such as "The Buddy Holly Story", you'll be asked to show proof of vaccination or recent negative test for covid and your ID.
I'm sure believers in capitalism and more of it would sharply disagree. Republicans often try to promote it by trying to cut corporate and individual income taxes.
Good information. A good starting place for anyone interested in how filling those empty spots will impact the environment.
Yeah, but what Republican wants to ban fracking to protect the environment? It's not banned in Oklahoma, even though pumping waste water associated with it back into the ground is associated with earthquakes.
No worries. In the next few years the population will be cut by at least half.
We should talk about what "few years" might mean and which population, too.
The population of North America is not likely to decrease in the next 80 years - the year 2100. After that, it might, having been shored up by immigrants until the immigrant and new born populations are unable to keep pace with the dying population.
The population of the world, though, will certainly decrease by 2100, and in some places it will be extreme. Asia, Eastern Europe will lead the charge downward since most of those countries do not have much to offer immigrants and do not readily accept foreigners, anyway. South Korea is actually the leader downward at this point.
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No, one could make an argument that some cities are overpopulated, but not the country as a whole
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