The world must change it's ways

[Ransom]

Nature is sustainable.....always has been always will be . That's where the answers are. If mankind fails at being top of the food chain , mankind will be replaced . Nature will endure . Fancy hi-tech toys and trinkets pale into insignificance , compared to the wonders of nature . Nature has far more brute power than mankind could ever dream of having.

Then how about nature suggesting the world must change its' ways rather than a lecture from a naïve youngster?

[countryboy]

What you , or leftists believe , has no effect on the laws of nature.

Exactly, but you don't get to write those laws to promote an agenda. You actually debunked your own claim R2D2.

[nathanbforrest45]

[QUOTE=bulletbob;2781127]

What you , or leftists believe , has no effect on the laws of nature.[/QUOTwhat commies believe has no effect on the laws of man . population is the issue except in Russia where its already in decline . perhaps the world can help reduce it faster.

I submit to you that population is not the issue. The issue is government interference in the market place, the myriad rules and regulations against businesses of all stripes impeding them from being able to bring new products on the market. In Third World counties its the government that allows monopolies to exist and the desire of the ruling class to reap all the wealth.

Free market capitalism run without any government intervention can feed, clothe and house an unlimited number of people but the ruling class and their lap dog collectivist see capitalism as a threat to their incompetence.

[bulletbob]

[QUOTE=nathanbforrest45;2781161]

I submit to you that population is not the issue. The issue is government interference in the market place, the myriad rules and regulations against businesses of all stripes impeding them from being able to bring new products on the market. In Third World counties its the government that allows monopolies to exist and the desire of the ruling class to reap all the wealth.

Free market capitalism run without any government intervention can feed, clothe and house an unlimited number of people but the ruling class and their lap dog collectivist see capitalism as a threat to their incompetence.

to many people are there real issue only limited resources

[Collateral Damage]

Someone has been reading up on the Georgia Guidestones, I see.

Just remember, once things are declared unsustainable, you too are expendable....

[nathanbforrest45]

[QUOTE=bulletbob;2781312]

to many people are there real issue only limited resources

There are not too many people. There are too many regulations and maybe cultural roadblocks to making everyone prosperous. Take the United States, when the country was founded 80% of the population was engaged in farming. Now less than 2% are feeding not only us but many other countries as well. In the 1960's Southern Rhodesia fed not only itself but several neighboring countries. When it became Zimbabwe and everything then belonged to the government it could not longer even feed half of its citizens. I will never concede its overpopulation that is causing famine and starvation. It is over regulation.

[PJL]

All you need to do in order to make something acceptable to the left is attach the word “sustainable” to it.

Things are either sustainable , or they're not......regardless of who they are "acceptable " to. The Earth does not exist to accommodate the wants of mankind , above all else.

[PJL]

Then how about nature suggesting the world must change its' ways rather than a lecture from a naïve youngster?

Nature doesn't do suggestions , it just provides . The survival of mankind is dependent on Nature ....Nature is not dependent on mankind. Mankind will exist or not , by it's own actions.

[PJL]

Exactly, but you don't get to write those laws to promote an agenda. You actually debunked your own claim R2D2.

The laws of Nature existed long before mankind.....and will continue after mankind has ended.

[PJL]

[QUOTE=nathanbforrest45;2781161]

I submit to you that population is not the issue. The issue is government interference in the market place, the myriad rules and regulations against businesses of all stripes impeding them from being able to bring new products on the market. In Third World counties its the government that allows monopolies to exist and the desire of the ruling class to reap all the wealth. Free market capitalism run without any government intervention can feed, clothe and house an unlimited number of people but the ruling class and their lap dog collectivist see capitalism as a threat to their incompetence.

Government interference , and free market capitalism is inconsequential to Nature . Mankind does not rule the Earth .