Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
Koo-koo, Koo-Koo...
But you believe the earth is in danger of overpopulation, right?
Koo-koo, Koo-Koo...
But you believe the earth is in danger of overpopulation, right?
Depends on what you mean by that...? Do I belive that we are in danger of having so many people that the Earth will not be optimal for those of us here... yes. Do I belive that the Earth will implode if one more person is born - no.
So you believe some peole should be convinced not to reproduce.
We tried, but your Mom wouldn't listen.
So you believe some people should be convinced not to reproduce.
No, human beings might be endangered by over population but the Earth isn't. Nature has it's checks and balances on over population by any species. It just lets x number of them starve to death until a balance is restored.But you believe the earth is in danger of overpopulation, right?
So you believe some people should be convinced not to reproduce.
Ummm. I was speaking to jarod.
Asshat....don't take this personally buddy....and you may have been told this by others.....but we find it quite troubling......that errr uh.....well.....that you might actually reproduce.
That's not what you're girlfriend said when I was nailing her.
But yeah. Scientists are using science to "debunk" the notion of human life having any any intrinsic value.
How do you "debunk" or prove the notion of human life having any intrinsic value? What's your test parameters? How do you define "value"? This is logical junk, and is untestable. That's why it's pure philosophy and isn't in the realm of science. If any scientist has literally been trying to do an experiment on this, he is a quack.
They just assert there's no value to it, because they want people to lay down and die.
I value my own life, the lives of people I love etc. That's evolutionarily adaptive.
Rather than make these ridiculous claims, how about showing us where any reputable scientist is wanting people to lay down and die?
http://windfarms.wordpress.com/2008/03/30/earth-hour-scam-world-wild-life-fund-scam/
Huxley had frankly acknowledged the difficulties he would encounter in reviving eugenics, in light of the Nazi genocide. “Even though it is quite true that any radical eugenic policy will be for many years politically and psychologically impossible,” he wrote, “it will be important for Unesco to see that the … public mind is informed of the issues at stake so that much that now is unthinkable may at least become thinkable.”
The method Huxley and others devised for forcing people to “think the unthinkable,” was to replace the idea of eugenics with the idea of environmentalism. Huxley, Prince Philip, and the others, however, understood that, in their way of thinking, the two terms were interchangeable. During a 1960 tour of Africa, on the eve of the launching of the WWF, Huxley openly boasted that the ecology movement would be the principal weapon used by the British oligarchy to impose a Malthusian world order over the dead body of the nation-state system, and, most importantly, the United States.
Do you believe in population control or reduction?