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Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
I believe we do need more people, we need more manpower.
There is always a use for labour, even if it is labouring to create a better tomorrow.
Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
Then we protect what we do know and protect what we acheive.
If they aren't willing to give us the technology, then we have to make it for ourselves.
Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
Even a small advancement is better than none, i'm sure you agree.
Originally posted by ImaginaryReality1984
Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
I believe we do need more people, we need more manpower.
There is always a use for labour, even if it is labouring to create a better tomorrow.
There are plenty of people unemployed right now, we have plenty of man power.
What now remains of the formerly rich land is like the skeleton of a sick man. . . . Formerly, many of the mountains were arable. The plains that were full of rich soil are now marshes. Hills that were once covered with forests and produced abundant pasture now produce only food for bees. Once the land was enriched by yearly rains, which were not lost, as they are now, by flowing from the bare land into the sea. The soil was deep, it absorbed and kept the water in loamy soil, and the water that soaked into the hills fed springs and running streams everywhere. Now the abandoned shrines at spots where formerly there were springs attest that our description of the land is true
Walk from the prairie to the field, and you probably will step down about six feet, as if the land had been stolen from beneath you. Settlers' accounts of the prairie conquest mention a sound, a series of pops, like pistol shots, the sound of stout grass roots breaking before a moldboard plow. A robbery was in progress.
Today we do the same, only now when the vault is empty we fill it again with new energy in the form of oil-rich fertilizers.
Agrium is closing its nitrogen fertilizer operations on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula by the end of September due to a shortage of natural gas
Originally posted by 38181
What is it going to matter to you in 50-100 years when your 6 feet under?
Originally posted by Lannock
They don't care what happens after they die as long as they keep on making their billions.
Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
Originally posted by Lannock
They don't care what happens after they die as long as they keep on making their billions.
Ever wonder why?
It's a terrible thing, to be looked down on by someone who has more money than you...
Originally posted by ImaginaryReality1984
reply to post by Being_From_Earth
Maybe i should have mentioned this originally, i am not advocating the killing of anyone, whilst i think we need to control population, i don't think killing anyone is correct to achieve this goal. to promote such a thing would end in another holocaust and that isn't something i could ever agree with.
Originally posted by truthtalker
Never fear, World War III will solve the problem.