elprincipe said:
Nice bullshit generalization there. While I would never presume to lecture others on the nature and quantity of their charity, I would point out that the statistics show the exact opposite of what you're claiming here. |
I'm just saying there is a bigger issue out there that a lot of people leave unadressed.
Maybe we would be more justified in worrying about unborn children when the kids who are ALREADY here actually have a decent standard of living, or aren't dying on a day-to-day basis. Lets solve one problem at a time.
And that is not even mentioning everyone else in poverty.
I am all for controlling population growth, as it is already ridiculously out of hand and will just lead to more people having to fight over fewer resources. We may be alright for now, but we will eventually plateau in terms of how many people this planet can actually sustain.
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