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How many people live on this planet is not a matter of personal preference. Neither individual nor collective. I thought that was obvious.
by ronilan 7y ago
How many people live on this planet is not a matter of personal preference. Neither individual nor collective. I thought that was obvious.
- Invictus0 7y agoThere are multiple people alive today that could decrease the global population by hundreds of millions without having to even put their shoes on.
- ronilan 7y agoIndeed. But it’s up to them to decide what they want to do with their life and liberty and how they’d like to pursue their happiness. Shoes on or off, excluding specific placements, should not be a factor. Neither, me, you nor loony, father of two, UBC professor have a say about that. It is self-evident. (And as a side note: peak humans has arrived and the consequences may not be as rosy as the UBC professor who spent his entire life and career in an immigration infused growth zone, thinks they will)