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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
Non scrivetemi wrote:
Population growth is a taker like no other. It takes up more land every day. It takes more water from already overtaxed rivers. It takes more energy resources that are already in tight supply. New subdivisions take the lives of any animal that lives in their path. Growth takes over scenic views we once enjoyed. It takes food from the hungry by dividing it too thinly. It takes its toll on the poor, making them poorer. It does give in some ways that usually aren't good. It gives us more pollution. It gives us more traffic. It makes us wait in lines that keep getting longer. It brings more noise to once peaceful places. It brings more crime to same. It gives more and more debt to society, paid for by more growth in an endless binge cycle. The positive things about population growth happened when we still needed more hands to forge modern economies and improve our lot. Now, those hands have become too numerous, often sustained by welfare or hollow job-creation schemes. In a balanced world, few would have to beg for work and widespread chronic hunger would not exist. Per the laws of nature, physical growth must end at maturity, be it an individual or a large group. Beyond that point, growth only needs to be mental or spiritual. At 6-1/2 billion, we don't need more of us to do our bidding, whatever it may be. We still don't even have a unified purpose on this planet, and overcrowding is certainly not it. -= The Thinker =- And the US Government is doing nothing to stem the flow of illegal aliens. John learn mo http://www.numbersusa.com/ |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
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oups.com... Non scrivetemi wrote: -= The Thinker =- And the US Government is doing nothing to stem the flow of illegal aliens. John learn mo http://www.numbersusa.com/ You could always do something positive, which would solve your problem by one, and also save us from having to read such crap. Take a long walk off a short pier. Roy G |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
Roy G wrote:
Take a long walk off a short pier. Roy G heh, haven't heard THAT for years :O) -- Paul (Everyone around here) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
On 11 May 2006 04:41:29 -0700, wrote:
clip And the US Government is doing nothing to stem the flow of illegal aliens. Don't knock the flow of "illegal aliens" - look on the bright side. The fact that they have moved into the USA means that they have raised the IQ level in BOTH countries. -- Cheers . . . JC |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
... Roy G wrote: Take a long walk off a short pier. Roy G heh, haven't heard THAT for years :O) -- Paul (Everyone around here) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ Hi. Probably got something to do with my age. Something about not being able to teach old dogs new tricks, might be appropriate. Roy G |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
"Paul Heslop" wrote Roy G wrote: Take a long walk off a short pier. heh, haven't heard THAT for years :O) How about: "There's a bus leaving town at 4 'o clock - be under it..." That must be about the same vintage... Paul |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
Roy G wrote:
"Paul Heslop" wrote in message ... Roy G wrote: Take a long walk off a short pier. Roy G heh, haven't heard THAT for years :O) -- Paul (Everyone around here) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ Hi. Probably got something to do with my age. Something about not being able to teach old dogs new tricks, might be appropriate. Roy G Shhhhh, you will give all our secrets away! harumph, hey man, i dig what you're saying, cat... like crazy man. :O)) -- Paul (Everyone around here) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ |
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Population growth: the gift that keeps on taking
Paul Bartram wrote:
"Paul Heslop" wrote Roy G wrote: Take a long walk off a short pier. heh, haven't heard THAT for years :O) How about: "There's a bus leaving town at 4 'o clock - be under it..." That must be about the same vintage... Paul Heh, good one... My all time favourite (though not on topic) "What do you think you're on? You granny's yacht?" -- Paul (Everyone around here) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ |
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