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São Paulo right now, is having a problem of kids on schools not getting enough food. Rio is just fucked up, the government right now is with a debt of about 50
by speeder 10y ago
São Paulo right now, is having a problem of kids on schools not getting enough food.
Rio is just fucked up, the government right now is with a debt of about 500 million USD in unpaid wages to common state employees (teachers, cooks, janitors, etc...)
In some places, there are not even enough schools in first place.
Yet, people pump kids out like there is no tomorrow, I don't know why is that, people even make TV programs out of it, kinda like exploiting the poor by showing their bizareness on TV, like when they showed a family with 12 kids or something like that, where the older kids had to take care of newborns, and both parents combined and all welfare combined gave them in total about 300 USD month.
So how you put stop to that without resorting to extreme means? I know no viable solution.
All known plans toward that, ended being labelled as evil in some way (for example there are various theories that Swedish flu vaccines that caused diseases in young people were intentional culling of population, similarly many people believe that divorce laws, abortion, etc... is similarly some kind of evil plan to cull population).
- eveningcoffee 10y agoHas there been any survey to figure out why is it like that? I think that it does not hurt and ask the questions from sizeable enough population sample to make some conclusions. Or is it avoided by some reason? I know that Catholic Church has a lot of influence over South America, can this be related to this? I think that it is actually very important to every individual on Earth to figure this out as more we have people on Earth the less can be shared among us and is there space for other species.