| Re: "Humans 'very likely' making earth warmer" is wrong
no spam wrote:
>>>>> We don't, but until you start considering forced abortions, genocide
>>>>> and euthenasia, there's not much we can do about the population.
>>>>>
>>>>> Are those options acceptable to you?
>>>> I would prefer to limit the baby factories somehow, whether trough
>>>> education or, if need be, by a fertility inhibitor in the food.
>>>> Now the choice would be food and no children or children and starve.
>>> And who gets to pick the breeders? What criteria do we use? Do we only
>>> allow the 'perfect' people to breed?
>> It isn't a popular subject but over the last 20 years or so we have been
>> handing out welfare to the lowest achievers and paying them to have more
>> of the same. The over achievers some times never have kids because they
>> are the "I want it all" mindset. So our population is coming mainly from
>> bottom of the barrel. That's "Reverse evolution" to me.
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> First, you failed to answer my main questions, who gets to pick who breeds?
Whoever controls the military, as in politicians.
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>> Care to comment on the obvious?
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> Sure, short sighted politicians learned that they could buy their offices by
> giving tax dollars to voters and short sighted people who think its cruel to
> 1) make people work for there free money and 2) to make people live with the
> consequences of their actions and bad choices.
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> Poverty is almost always a result of bad choices. People choose to not work
> in school. People choose to have kids when they know they can't afford
> them. People choose to drop out of school. People choose to sell drugs to
> make a fast buck. People choose to screw up their lives why should I be
> FORCED to pay to "fix" their problems?
>
Bad choices is electing politicians who don't have a clue, or those who
should have retired long ago. I didn't invent welfare but those that are
on it have obviously learned how to milk the system. Now that we have a
glut of school aged children everybody is complaining about not enough
schools, yet nobody is addressing the main issue.
Bill Baka
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