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Very well, but why don't these reports ever call for reducing the birthrate in countries where this is exploding [1]? Now they are asking us to stop meat consu
by wtdata 7y ago
Very well, but why don't these reports ever call for reducing the birthrate in countries where this is exploding [1]?
Now they are asking us to stop meat consumption, but the if number of people keeps increasing, what will they ask us to stop next instead of addressing the real problem?
Clearly the real issue is having too many people. Birth control is the proper way to tackle the problem.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_dependencies_by_total_fertility_rate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_d...
- ailideex 7y agoCan't really argue with that, which is why people don't and just downvote.
- mklarmann 7y agoNa, I think it is downvoted because it is pretty neo-liberal, to assume that population control is the solution, because it implicitly neglects that most emissions are caused by the richest people. Reducing those rich people would well be a fair point, though.
- wtdata 7y agoYour point logically implies that you are against increasing life conditions of the people that are born poor in those countries with high birth rates.