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Originally posted by PunksNotDead
reply to post by hikix
Yeah really smart , you think that's alright to put taxes on KIDS ?
And to anyone who would answer "why don't you start with yourself," etc., I would reply that if I thought it would actually be part of an effective program that would really reduce population on a global level, I would have no problem sacrificing myself for my beliefs.
My plan would be -- offer ANYONE free food for life if they agree to sterilization.
take a look on google earth.DOES THE PLANET LOOK OVER POPULATED TO YOU!!!
If global population reaches 9.1 billion by 2050, world food production will need to rise by 70%, and in the developing world by 100%, predicts the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
This forecast does not take into account any increase in agricultural production for biofuels, which, by 2030, will require 35 million hectares of land--an area about the size of France and Spain combined.
Barriers to increased food production are rising energy prices, growing depletion of underground aquifers, the continuing loss of farmland to urbanization, and increased drought and flooding resulting from climate change.
The number of people in the world who are chronically hungry reached one billion mark in 2009, with 642 million in Asia and the Pacific, 265 million in sub-Saharan Africa, 53 million in Latin America and the Caribbean, and 42 million in the Near East and North Africa. This means that one in seven are chronically hungry.
Originally posted by someguy420
Go outside of the city and look at the seemingly limitless amount of land. Every man Woman and child could fit on Australia with a quarter acre block of land, enough to grow a lot of their own food.
Originally posted by l77way
look at our water supplies.lol look at this planet it`s full of water and should be full of water treatment plants turning sea water into drinking water and making aquaducts to deserts and baron lands thus creating more living space to grow crops
Originally posted by heyo
We in the west are already depopulating. In Canada, the average family has 1.77 children. I would imagine it's similiar in the US. I"ve also heard the same for Britain, but I'm not sure about the rest of Europe.
So I have to wonder how it is we're going to be able to tell people on the other side of the world how many kids they can have.
Originally posted by l77way
look at our water supplies.lol look at this planet it`s full of water and should be full of water treatment plants turning sea water into drinking water and making aquaducts to deserts and baron lands thus creating more living space to grow crops