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The language of the extreme : Comments
By Don Aitkin, published 9/9/2014Every now and then you pick up someone saying something so extreme that you wonder what on earth got into them.
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Here is the example we could all possibly learn from?
How to massively improve your economy/lift millions out of poverty, while seriously reducing the population numbers.
And Grim is completely right, [not all that unusual], about the only successful way to reduce population numbers.
Overpopulation is largely a problem for the poorest communities, where women have traditionally been treated as mere bagatelle, able to be traded for a couple of cows, and or, what have you.
With the worst example being prepubescent girls forced into arranged marriages, usually with fully developed males?
And in keeping with the wish list of those thicker than fence posts, advocating population reduction here; a number of those little girls are so damaged internally by this reported tradition, that they can never ever have babies.
And when and if they do, a huge numbers die in childbirth.
I'm not sure about you, but I find it passing strange how a conversation about the language of the extreme, morphed into a conversation about population reduction targets?
But when you read some of these anti population, anti-development, pro poverty posts, (always someone else's sacrifice incidentally) perhaps they do represent the language of the extreme; or the green hidden agenda?
One and the same?
Cheers Rhrosty.