Comments on: How to Control the AMERICAN Population http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/how-to-control-the-american-population/1957/ Breaking News, Alternative News & Media Thu, 08 Jan 2009 06:16:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Maximus V http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/how-to-control-the-american-population/1957/#comment-160172 Maximus V Tue, 14 Oct 2008 16:03:36 +0000 http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/how-to-control-the-american-population/1957/#comment-160172 Has Abortion done away with the next Einstein @ Beethoven? How would you idiots know? Has Abortion done away with the next Einstein @ Beethoven?

How would you idiots know?

]]> By: Horus http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/how-to-control-the-american-population/1957/#comment-159834 Horus Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:09:42 +0000 http://rinf.com/alt-news/contributions/how-to-control-the-american-population/1957/#comment-159834 Young people, especialy imigrants seem to have many babies as that is what is normal to them and sadly often the only thing many of them feel they can do to be happy. As society gets more technical and advanced, raising kids gets harder and more expensive. This causes huge imbalances in the number of educated and skilled workers who populate less versus lower skilled workers who populate more. These up and coming boom generations are going to find it dificult to get good wages as there will be so many of them trying to find work while those of the upper classes who create many of the jobs become fewer. It's simple supply and demand. I think if younger people were taught these concepts in school more efectively and were more assimilated to the advantages of modern life and the toys and gadgetry it provides, they would have more incentive to better their individual standards of living rather than reproducing heavily as they would see that while such may have been advantageous in a less developed agricultural setting it is far less so in a more costly consumer society. It's about making the tradeoff and adapting to the next level of demographic transition which the marketplace and normal human incentive should eventually bring about. Sadly, many of the business wing like the idea of cheap labor and they are a front in this battle as well. Religion doesn't help matters any because human suffering that is caused by overpopulation in most instances gives them much to do and be identified with as helpers and charitable outlets and while I certainly don't condemn helping those in need, it's wrong for any institution to resist changes that can improve human life and prevent suffering because it may eliminate problems they have built their existence around yet I can't help but feel that is the case all too often. The church being against condoms and birth control even in war ravaged, starvation plauged areas is one of the worst examples of such selfish ignorance. Society needs to evolve to a new level where profit and reward are obtained from eliminating suffering and problems rather than preventing improvements for the self preservation of obsolete institutions and that requires intense re education of everyone from clergy, government, business, and especialy imigrants. Anyone who watches election campaign ads these days can see we have a long way to go. Young people, especialy imigrants seem to have many babies as that is what is normal to them and sadly often the only thing many of them feel they can do to be happy. As society gets more technical and advanced, raising kids gets harder and more expensive. This causes huge imbalances in the number of educated and skilled workers who populate less versus lower skilled workers who populate more. These up and coming boom generations are going to find it dificult to get good wages as there will be so many of them trying to find work while those of the upper classes who create many of the jobs become fewer. It’s simple supply and demand. I think if younger people were taught these concepts in school more efectively and were more assimilated to the advantages of modern life and the toys and gadgetry it provides, they would have more incentive to better their individual standards of living rather than reproducing heavily as they would see that while such may have been advantageous in a less developed agricultural setting it is far less so in a more costly consumer society. It’s about making the tradeoff and adapting to the next level of demographic transition which the marketplace and normal human incentive should eventually bring about. Sadly, many of the business wing like the idea of cheap labor and they are a front in this battle as well. Religion doesn’t help matters any because human suffering that is caused by overpopulation in most instances gives them much to do and be identified with as helpers and charitable outlets and while I certainly don’t condemn helping those in need, it’s wrong for any institution to resist changes that can improve human life and prevent suffering because it may eliminate problems they have built their existence around yet I can’t help but feel that is the case all too often. The church being against condoms and birth control even in war ravaged, starvation plauged areas is one of the worst examples of such selfish ignorance. Society needs to evolve to a new level where profit and reward are obtained from eliminating suffering and problems rather than preventing improvements for the self preservation of obsolete institutions and that requires intense re education of everyone from clergy, government, business, and especialy imigrants. Anyone who watches election campaign ads these days can see we have a long way to go.

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