My instant response was ---- It is just stupid to
complain that peopel are alive. I am actually digusted with that
mindset, that someone who is only here because they themselves have been
given a life, dares to say that others shouldn't be around. There are
''too much'' of others.
Without too much knowledge, I proposed that
there is enough food in the world. Then the student countered with it is not the
world's obligation to take care of people's children (I then said you
just layed out a perfect argument against Socialism), but continued by
saying that, of course not, providing for your children is a problem. But
without life itself, there would not be hunger.
Life is the first, Life is the way. So is the problem indeed that there too many people? Or that there is life?
From the start, people have always have had big families, and under-fed
children. Is it a problem? Of course it is, but it is human anyway,
and the response to it shouldn't be to prevent more humanity!
Where is the sense to say, I should not have a life because it will hunger, so I will dispose of the life. When if born, it will always have a potential to be saved or fed, but in death, it is robbed of this potential.
So does it make any rational sense to decide the value of life based on taking away its potential to either be hungery or to be fed, when without life it has no chance for hunger or feeding?
The world is what it is today because of the way people procreated and lived. So to say that Africa
is wrong to have so many kids, is to say that humanity was wrong for
the first hundreds of thousands of years. And if the first man was told
about 'overpopulation' and that it was a problem, then the vast
majority of us wouldn't be here today.
It is ANTI-HUMAN, to think that overpopulation is WRONG!
Secondly, I came to discover: There are more reason to see that this anti-human position as just false and misguided:
ONE THERE IS IN FACT ENOUGH FOOD: NOW (STUDENT'S ANSWER TO THIS WAS THAT IT WAS THE PROBLEM IS FOR THE FUTURE)
FROM FINANCE.COM:
The problem isn't even explained as a problem of Family Size:
Causes of poverty in Ethiopia:
Some of the causes of poverty in Ethiopia are:
- Arid conditions leading to irregular production in the agriculture sector.
- Improper marketing strategies of agricultural products.
- Degrading ecology
- Technological know how being poorly developed.
- Transportation facilities are poorly developed.
- Failure of the rural people in participating in awareness programs meant for them
- Absence of sufficient rainfall
- Shortage of food products owing to several conditions.
- Absence of proper socio economic infrastructure. This includes lack of potable water, proper education and health programs.
- Unstable political scenario.
THIS IS THE PROBLEM:
1) SHOULD IT BE OKAY FOR PEOPLE TO HAVE KIDS WHEN THEY CAN NOT PROVIDE FOR THEM?
It is dead travesty that people don't think about what they can do
for their own kids (who do not choose to be born), but there could be
prosecution on child abuse and then adoption. Adoption is an option, so
the first step could be said that the authororites can make sure the
children are fed
But there are more ways to do this than adoption and state
involvement, the state has a responsibility to develop itself to meet
the needs of hunger, as outlined here
There are
several solutions to this problem -- NONE OF WHICH IS OVERPOPULATION!!!
In fact, Europe is in trouble for the opposite reasons -- de-population
The DATA IS OUTSTANDING!
Indian
economist Raj Krishna estimates that India alone is capable of
increasing crop yields to the point of providing the entire world’s food
supply
UNITED NATIONS SAYS IT WAS WRONG ABOUT OVER-POPULATION
Overpopulation
UN admits it was wrong about overpopulation
Vatican (CWN) -- In an unprecedented admission, the United Nations Population
Fund has acknowledged that its previous frightening predictions about a
"population bomb" have been inaccurate. And the organization has also
acknowledged that its latest estimates have also exaggerated the growth of world
population.
In 1994, the Population Fund estimated that worldwide population growth would be approximately 94 million each year, until easing back to 85 million around the year 2020. But last year, world population growth amounted to only 81 million-- 20 percent below the UN estimate. In 1989, the Population Fund predicted that by the year 2000 the world's population would be 6.25 billion; the latest figures suggest that that estimate is high by at least 160 million-- a figure roughly equivalent to the population of Brazil!
The latest statistics, published this week by the UN, demonstrate that Pope John Paul II and his allies were correct when they said, in preparation for the Cairo conference on population growth, that international agencies were grossly exaggerating the trends in world population.
FINAL COMMENTARY: THERE ARE SOULTIONS... AFRICA MUST DEVELOP ITSELF, AND THEN THE FOOD PROBLEM WILL GO AWAY, AND PEOPLE HAVE THEIR CHILDREN...
IN FACT, THE MOMENTUM IS THERE, IT WAS REPORTED BY THE UN, THAT THE AFRICAN UNION NOW STATES THAT EACH AFRICAN COULD HAVE 20 DOLLARS A DAY!
In 1994, the Population Fund estimated that worldwide population growth would be approximately 94 million each year, until easing back to 85 million around the year 2020. But last year, world population growth amounted to only 81 million-- 20 percent below the UN estimate. In 1989, the Population Fund predicted that by the year 2000 the world's population would be 6.25 billion; the latest figures suggest that that estimate is high by at least 160 million-- a figure roughly equivalent to the population of Brazil!
The latest statistics, published this week by the UN, demonstrate that Pope John Paul II and his allies were correct when they said, in preparation for the Cairo conference on population growth, that international agencies were grossly exaggerating the trends in world population.
FINAL COMMENTARY: THERE ARE SOULTIONS... AFRICA MUST DEVELOP ITSELF, AND THEN THE FOOD PROBLEM WILL GO AWAY, AND PEOPLE HAVE THEIR CHILDREN...
IN FACT, THE MOMENTUM IS THERE, IT WAS REPORTED BY THE UN, THAT THE AFRICAN UNION NOW STATES THAT EACH AFRICAN COULD HAVE 20 DOLLARS A DAY!
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