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  • December 2, 2007 at 11:55 PM #107960
    patientlywaiting
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    A worldwide one-child policy will achieve what you’re hoping for.

    If the ultra right-wingers would support free birth-control in the developing world we wouldn’t have so many illegal aliens looking for jobs.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:06 AM #107819
    GoUSC
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    China has huge problems with the so-called one-child policy. It destroys the social fabric of a country, specifically those that have a strong family component to the society (aka China). In addition it leads to wide-spread infanticide. This leads to a huge demographic problem. By 2030 it is estimated that there will over 30 million more 20-30 year old men than women in China. That is a lot of frustrated youth that the government has no idea how to address.

    Sorry, one child policy is not the answer.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:06 AM #107922
    GoUSC
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    China has huge problems with the so-called one-child policy. It destroys the social fabric of a country, specifically those that have a strong family component to the society (aka China). In addition it leads to wide-spread infanticide. This leads to a huge demographic problem. By 2030 it is estimated that there will over 30 million more 20-30 year old men than women in China. That is a lot of frustrated youth that the government has no idea how to address.

    Sorry, one child policy is not the answer.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:06 AM #107953
    GoUSC
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    China has huge problems with the so-called one-child policy. It destroys the social fabric of a country, specifically those that have a strong family component to the society (aka China). In addition it leads to wide-spread infanticide. This leads to a huge demographic problem. By 2030 it is estimated that there will over 30 million more 20-30 year old men than women in China. That is a lot of frustrated youth that the government has no idea how to address.

    Sorry, one child policy is not the answer.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:06 AM #107961
    GoUSC
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    China has huge problems with the so-called one-child policy. It destroys the social fabric of a country, specifically those that have a strong family component to the society (aka China). In addition it leads to wide-spread infanticide. This leads to a huge demographic problem. By 2030 it is estimated that there will over 30 million more 20-30 year old men than women in China. That is a lot of frustrated youth that the government has no idea how to address.

    Sorry, one child policy is not the answer.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:06 AM #107975
    GoUSC
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    China has huge problems with the so-called one-child policy. It destroys the social fabric of a country, specifically those that have a strong family component to the society (aka China). In addition it leads to wide-spread infanticide. This leads to a huge demographic problem. By 2030 it is estimated that there will over 30 million more 20-30 year old men than women in China. That is a lot of frustrated youth that the government has no idea how to address.

    Sorry, one child policy is not the answer.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:29 AM #107824
    Ash Housewares
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    People already have the choice of living as you describe. Isn’t it better to have the choice of living the lifestyle you prefer, rather than being forced to live a certain way?

    December 3, 2007 at 12:29 AM #107927
    Ash Housewares
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    People already have the choice of living as you describe. Isn’t it better to have the choice of living the lifestyle you prefer, rather than being forced to live a certain way?

    December 3, 2007 at 12:29 AM #107958
    Ash Housewares
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    People already have the choice of living as you describe. Isn’t it better to have the choice of living the lifestyle you prefer, rather than being forced to live a certain way?

    December 3, 2007 at 12:29 AM #107966
    Ash Housewares
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    People already have the choice of living as you describe. Isn’t it better to have the choice of living the lifestyle you prefer, rather than being forced to live a certain way?

    December 3, 2007 at 12:29 AM #107980
    Ash Housewares
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    People already have the choice of living as you describe. Isn’t it better to have the choice of living the lifestyle you prefer, rather than being forced to live a certain way?

    December 3, 2007 at 12:32 AM #107829
    scaredyclassic
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    well, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…

    Drink Heavily.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:32 AM #107932
    scaredyclassic
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    well, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…

    Drink Heavily.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:32 AM #107963
    scaredyclassic
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    well, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…

    Drink Heavily.

    December 3, 2007 at 12:32 AM #107971
    scaredyclassic
    Participant

    well, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…

    Drink Heavily.

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