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That may buy a little time, but unless or until the numbers actually start falling it doesn't actually solve the problem. It's not asking them not to exist, I
by NeedMoreTea 8y ago
That may buy a little time, but unless or until the numbers actually start falling it doesn't actually solve the problem.
It's not asking them not to exist, I can't foresee compulsory euthanasia camps, it's merely asking them to limit procreation. China shows it's doable - though I'm sure there's better ways to achieve limits. At least that gives our future generations a chance of experiencing some of the things that make life interesting with still functional ecosystem and wildlands.