Originally posted by centurion1211
This isn't a problem that the U.S., Europe and other developed nations need to solve. Their birthrate is already low. No, this squarely falls on
developing nations like "chindia" with their billions of people, and latin america with their antiquated (catholic) views on birth control to deal
with.
I half agree with you. While I too feel that the United States, Canada, Western Europe, etc., are not to blame for this troubling problem, we can't
exactly expect the backward people in the third world to suddenly start living responsibly and clean up the mess they've created for the rest of us.
There's a reason we're able to maintain a healthy birthrate in the civilized world while the "developing" world (and it sure is taking them a long
time to develop, isn't it?!) pumps out billions of children the world has no use for.
We finally have the technical know-how to efficiently and humanely sterilize entire populations pretty effectively. Instead of spending our money to
give a meager amount of food to starving little backward people, we should spray massive doses of sterilizing chemicals into their air and water
supply - heck, maybe even just put it in that food we've been giving them (although that is less effective because there's no guarantee they'll all
eat the food, but we know they all have to breathe the air)!
We can even thin out the lower classes in our own country by creating a new "social" government program that provides separate foodstuffs to those
on welfare, free or reduced price public school lunches, or enrolled in food stamp programs and the like, then provide them with chemically-laced food
that causes sterilization. Once they attain a certain level of wealth, status and intelligence, they could pay for a medical procedure to reverse this
process. After all, America is the land of opportunity and plenty of people reach great success from humble beginnings.