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Dealing With Overpopulation

Dealing with Overpopulation

Humans tend to over crowd areas that are financially vibrant or convenient, but how do you deal economically and securely with an area / country that is drastically over populated? SOme believe that taking a Communist / Socialist path is the best way - others have sided with making a police state and yet others cannot find an answer - what is yours?

Overpopulation Dealing

I believe the best path to arresting over population is through education. Every study undertaken has shown that knowledge leads to better self management. You are empowered to better understand and control your livelihood, relationships, money, emotions and certainly how many children you want vs how many you should have. The 350 Million middle class people of India has shown lower birth rates than the rest of India. Additionally, the more educated people are, the less children they tend to have.

Dealing With Overpopulation History & Civil Business Politics

Over crowding may have been a better phase to use in the thread title. The world is far from overpopulated.

I believe the problems of overcrowding and of population distribution generally cannot be reolved by force if you believe in the right of liberty; but the natural solution is for nations to cease following the unitary path and pursue a federalist one (as the Constitution of the US intended).

This article explains the set up under which I believe society would gather and distribute more naturally...

Borders and Liberty by Andrew P. Moriss, "The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty", July 2004

available on-line at: https://209.217.49.168/vnews.php?nid=6081

Edited: dubhdara on 17th Apr, 2005 - 1:23pm

Overpopulation Dealing

JOE CANNON: OVERPOPULATING THE EARTH IS UNFOUNDED MYTH

`The battle to feed all humanity is over ... In the 1970s, the world will undergo famines - hundreds of millions of people are going to starve to death.` So wrote Stanford professor Paul Ehrlich nearly 40 years ago in `The Population Bomb.`
Ref. https://deseretnews.com/dn/view/1,1249,...93950,00.html