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MamaZona
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Hearing her talk about all the moms she knows, I would not be surprised within twenty years that we will be seeing a very nasty public debate about whether child bearing is a right or a privilege. In my view, clearly the world is drastically overpopulated with humans and has been for many years. My mentor in raptor research, who was the only female graduate student of Aldo Leopold, said that she and her husband determined way back in the 1930s that the planet was already overcrowded with humans and they decided to have two children only.
I would not be surprised to eventually see involuntarily sterilization in the U.S., though it will likely depend on the political impact of the increase of the Hispanic population, who are Catholic and heavy breeders and burgeoning heavy voters and a political force to themselves in U.S. politics. I think it is too late even now to change the U.S. Constitution which grants U.S. citizenship to everyone born here, even if their parents are here illegally. So, poor women from the South and from China and elsewhere continue to sneak into the country or do whatever it takes to get to a hospital in the U.S. and give birth to a U.S. citizen. From there, the immigrant rights people can bitterly resist deportation of the adults who are only too willing to abandon their citizen children in the U.S. with relatives or whomever until they become of age and can begin to arrange residency for those who bore them and the gillions of foreign born brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles and grandparents and whomever. And it appears from here that the concept of overpopulation is as foreign to Hispanic people as “wealth re-distribution” is to John McCain.
So, as I sort of think this out, it seems likely that the aforementioned debate will NOT occur because they Hispanics will drown it out. And maybe the Pope will appoint a President by 2024 who is anti-abortion, bilingual, a proponent of recyling, got wealthy in the diaper service business, loves little babies, and possibly a pedophile, too. God works in mysterious ways if you believe in religion – but we have already touched on that debate![]()
This was in response to a response I had posted to a fellow I once spoke with regarding the topic of Peak Oil (a topic I’m curious about and once considered trying to write an article on, but decided not to for a variety of reasons).But since we are headed towards planetary collapse with tons of human suffering and death, the bottom line is that a million or a billion more human carcasses on the landscape will not affect the end result that much. And the California condors may experience a population boom feeding on human remains before all is said and done.
I keep reading the blog, here and there, out of mild curiosity and because the fellow had some interesting points when I spoke with him (the owner of the blog, not this other person).
I also occasionally like to add some more positive comments to the discussion–as most seem to center around misanthropic themes.
So, what do you say to people who hate “breeders” and children and humanity in general? How do you look that in the face and respond with the sort of grace God would want you to?