>Few may mourn the fur industry when and if it does disappear. But what will come instead? What will happen when all the Greek diners and Yemeni convenience sto

>Few may mourn the fur industry when and if it does disappear. But what will come instead? What will happen when all the Greek diners and Yemeni convenience stores and Middle Eastern pet shops can no longer sustain themselves? Who will be inspired to come here and take their place? Hopefully no one will come. We should embrace a contraction, our lands cannot sustain an ever increasing population and it seems like a sin to say we should look after ourselves and perhaps downsize to a more sustainable model of society and living.