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David James Polewka wrote:
>  Amos Keppler <fake@email.net> wrote:
> 
> 
>>>A SARS pandemic would be much more destabilizing to 
>>>non-democratic regimes than to democracies, because 
>>>those regimes enjoy little popular support.  It would also 
>>>come down hard on the biggest troublemakers outside 
>>>of politics, practicing alcoholics and addicts, because of
>>>their weakened condition.
>>>
>>
>> I don't know if you are serious or not, but you seem to be a "riding 
>>it out" kinda guy...
> 
> 
> If you had a choice between all the alcoholics and addicts
> who refuse to get into recovery, on the one hand, and
> more birds, fish, coral reefs and rain forest, on the other,
> which would you choose?
> 


  Well, my point is that you're horribly wrong blaming it on them, I 
guess. It's rather the well adapted people of the present day human 
society who are to blame. The people at the top, not at the bottom.

  This should be quite evident to all, since "the practicing alcoholics 
and addicts" don't have any influence in politics.

  In other words your solution is just more of the same. It won't lead 
to more birds, fish, coral reefs and rain forest, but merely continue 
the tailspin suicide run. Your thoughts are very prevalent today. In 
fact I would say they are dominant: The notion that some people, some 
species are more worth than others. The segregated hierarchy of your 
dreams are already being enforced.

  If we should start somewhere, "solving" the population problem we 
should start at the top, going after the people and type of people 
responsible for the world's current horrible condition.

  Amos

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