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Originally posted by BigTimeCheater
reply to post by ACTS 2:38
The infrastructure is falling apart. Water sources are diminishing rapidly. More and more people are on some form of social assistance.
The numbers do not equate to being able to absorb another 100 million people.
That is a fact.
Originally posted by Whereweheaded
reply to post by tothetenthpower
With your argument on over population...where's your facts? have any? Or are you assuming?
Originally posted by Whereweheaded
reply to post by tothetenthpower
I take it the answer is "no" to my first question. The inability to submit facts further suggests your argument holds no merit.
Originally posted by Whereweheaded
reply to post by tothetenthpower
And yet your comments lack any submitted proof of research? No sources, means no recognition. Nice try though, but I think you may want to go back to re-runs of sesame street.
Originally posted by ACTS 2:38
reply to post by Howtosurvive2012
Wlel mroe leis ocne aigan. We msut bleeive ervehintg we raed. Bcaeuse no one wloud eevr lie to you.
Oevr plpoutatoin is a mtyh. No one can pvore tihs utinl it hppanes. Werhe is the geart fmaine of the 70's.
Geerd is waht sartves a plpoutatoin.
Originally posted by SaturnFX
There is alot of conjecture in the overpopulation argument.
I used to be a firm believer in overpopulation until I did a bit of math and study, realizing that it appears more a myth to drive up food property prices synthetically by creating a false crisis.
The Population Research Institute (PRI) is a non-profit organization based in Virginia. The PRI describes itself as "a non-profit research and educational organization dedicated to objectively presenting the truth about population-related issues." PRI argues against the notion that human overpopulation is occurring, and refers to itself as a "pro-life" organization.
The Population Research Institute has in past years received funding from The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.,[1] which is stated by a liberal watch-dog group as being "the country's largest and most influential right-wing foundation".[2]