Message from @Trommm
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All the globalist literature has talked about this since the 19th Century
You need to do some reading
You can't come to a kneejerk assessment
I can't have my view of what I would do?
Population isn't the issue. 500 mil globally is fine.
It's the genetic control that is disgusting.
Started with Malthus, I'd say
no, you want to lower the population a lot
Insofar as I'm aware
like a few million
No Ban
In BNW the world leaders were even described as having long noses lmao.
Because you come to utilitarian assessments w/o a lot of history most of the time
I'm tell you that you can't do that in this case
So
I don't need "history"
Brave New World is a much better parallel than 1984
this is what I would do
it's the correct action
There's a level of honest discourse on overpopulation in these circles
Then there's a level of *dishonest*, justification seeking discourse on overpopulation in these circles
of course
they're already lowering it
and trying to
Ziocuck above
You can't come to an appreciation or personal judgement on the ratio of that until you go through a lot of their writings
mumbo jumbo
I don't need to read some old book to understand what I would do
Suffice it to say, their entire justification for Brave New World, global government, total government control, genetic engineering, etc... has been most prominently *overpopulation*
The Second big reason, which they don't talk about as much now, was ***bomb almighty***
The owners of GE firms will be the only humans in the future. Watch them all be 3rd cousins with small hats.
So when then the hydrogen bomb was developed, that became their rallying cry for one world govt
GE firms?
"If we only have one govt. there's no need or change for us to war with one another and thus use hydrogen weapons on one another."
Genetic engineering.
That's still around, but not as prevalent now.
So
Malthus said we would run out of food, long ago
Wouldn't be able to keep up with a much lower pop. than we have now
Don't remember the numbers