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The REAL housing crisis: TOO MANY PEOPLE Enough Already 08-16-2007
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Posted by aemeijers on August 18, 2007, 6:48 pm

(snip)
>>> I always tell people who think there's too many people to, "Be my guest,
>>> you go first!", but the hypocrites NEVER oblige.
>>
>> And how many kids will you have during your lifetime?
>
> And what the hell does that have to do with anything?
>
If you have to ask, explanations will likely be pointless. Look up 'carrying
capacity'.

(Standard disclaimer- I am not one of those wacko 'childfree' zealots. I
<like> kids, and replacements have to come from somewhere. But now that most
of us do NOT live on farms and need to breed our own help, and now that 1
kid in 3 or so DOESN'T die by age five, well, maybe 'replacements' should be
the term people keep in mind. 2.3 kids per breeding couple or so will assure
population doesn't go down. Maybe a little higher to take into account the
people like me that never succeeded in reproducing. I am one kid out of 8,
with 7 surviving. Families that large make no economic or ecological sense
any more. My sisters that did have kids had 2 each, so the genetic line will
go on.)

aem sends...



Posted by krw on August 18, 2007, 8:50 pm
news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, aemeijers@att.net says...
>
> (snip)
> >>> I always tell people who think there's too many people to, "Be my guest,
> >>> you go first!", but the hypocrites NEVER oblige.
> >>
> >> And how many kids will you have during your lifetime?
> >
> > And what the hell does that have to do with anything?
> >
> If you have to ask, explanations will likely be pointless. Look up 'carrying
> capacity'.
>
> (Standard disclaimer- I am not one of those wacko 'childfree' zealots. I
> <like> kids, and replacements have to come from somewhere. But now that most
> of us do NOT live on farms and need to breed our own help, and now that 1
> kid in 3 or so DOESN'T die by age five, well, maybe 'replacements' should be
> the term people keep in mind. 2.3 kids per breeding couple or so will assure
> population doesn't go down. Maybe a little higher to take into account the
> people like me that never succeeded in reproducing.

IIRC, a birth rate of 2.2/female is the replacement rate, which
includes "people like you" and deaths before childbearing age.

> I am one kid out of 8,
> with 7 surviving. Families that large make no economic or ecological sense
> any more. My sisters that did have kids had 2 each, so the genetic line will
> go on.)

I'm one in four. Our average is 2 (my wife an I have one and one
brother with three).

--
Keith

Posted by Matt Barrow on August 18, 2007, 9:19 pm

> news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, aemeijers@att.net says...
>>
>> (snip)
>> >>> I always tell people who think there's too many people to, "Be my
>> >>> guest,
>> >>> you go first!", but the hypocrites NEVER oblige.
>> >>
>> >> And how many kids will you have during your lifetime?
>> >
>> > And what the hell does that have to do with anything?
>> >
>> If you have to ask, explanations will likely be pointless. Look up
>> 'carrying
>> capacity'.
>>
>> (Standard disclaimer- I am not one of those wacko 'childfree' zealots. I
>> <like> kids, and replacements have to come from somewhere. But now that
>> most
>> of us do NOT live on farms and need to breed our own help, and now that 1
>> kid in 3 or so DOESN'T die by age five, well, maybe 'replacements' should
>> be
>> the term people keep in mind. 2.3 kids per breeding couple or so will
>> assure
>> population doesn't go down. Maybe a little higher to take into account
>> the
>> people like me that never succeeded in reproducing.
>
> IIRC, a birth rate of 2.2/female is the replacement rate, which
> includes "people like you" and deaths before childbearing age.
>
>> I am one kid out of 8,
>> with 7 surviving. Families that large make no economic or ecological
>> sense
>> any more. My sisters that did have kids had 2 each, so the genetic line
>> will
>> go on.)
>
> I'm one in four. Our average is 2 (my wife an I have one and one
> brother with three).

And both of you miss the crucial points.

Typical.



Posted by krw on August 18, 2007, 10:40 pm
mbarrow@performancehomes.com says...
>
> > news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, aemeijers@att.net says...
> >>
> >> (snip)
> >> >>> I always tell people who think there's too many people to, "Be my
> >> >>> guest,
> >> >>> you go first!", but the hypocrites NEVER oblige.
> >> >>
> >> >> And how many kids will you have during your lifetime?
> >> >
> >> > And what the hell does that have to do with anything?
> >> >
> >> If you have to ask, explanations will likely be pointless. Look up
> >> 'carrying
> >> capacity'.
> >>
> >> (Standard disclaimer- I am not one of those wacko 'childfree' zealots. I
> >> <like> kids, and replacements have to come from somewhere. But now that
> >> most
> >> of us do NOT live on farms and need to breed our own help, and now that 1
> >> kid in 3 or so DOESN'T die by age five, well, maybe 'replacements' should
> >> be
> >> the term people keep in mind. 2.3 kids per breeding couple or so will
> >> assure
> >> population doesn't go down. Maybe a little higher to take into account
> >> the
> >> people like me that never succeeded in reproducing.
> >
> > IIRC, a birth rate of 2.2/female is the replacement rate, which
> > includes "people like you" and deaths before childbearing age.
> >
> >> I am one kid out of 8,
> >> with 7 surviving. Families that large make no economic or ecological
> >> sense
> >> any more. My sisters that did have kids had 2 each, so the genetic line
> >> will
> >> go on.)
> >
> > I'm one in four. Our average is 2 (my wife an I have one and one
> > brother with three).
>
> And both of you miss the crucial points.

What, that you're an idiot, pretending to be human?

> Typical.

'Tis true, at least on the Usenet.

--
Keith

--
Keith

Posted by Matt Barrow on August 19, 2007, 1:32 am

> mbarrow@performancehomes.com says...
>>
>> > news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, aemeijers@att.net says...
>> >>
>> >> (snip)
>> >> >>> I always tell people who think there's too many people to, "Be my
>> >> >>> guest,
>> >> >>> you go first!", but the hypocrites NEVER oblige.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> And how many kids will you have during your lifetime?
>> >> >
>> >> > And what the hell does that have to do with anything?
>> >> >
>> >> If you have to ask, explanations will likely be pointless. Look up
>> >> 'carrying
>> >> capacity'.
>> >>
>> >> (Standard disclaimer- I am not one of those wacko 'childfree' zealots.
>> >> I
>> >> <like> kids, and replacements have to come from somewhere. But now
>> >> that
>> >> most
>> >> of us do NOT live on farms and need to breed our own help, and now
>> >> that 1
>> >> kid in 3 or so DOESN'T die by age five, well, maybe 'replacements'
>> >> should
>> >> be
>> >> the term people keep in mind. 2.3 kids per breeding couple or so will
>> >> assure
>> >> population doesn't go down. Maybe a little higher to take into account
>> >> the
>> >> people like me that never succeeded in reproducing.
>> >
>> > IIRC, a birth rate of 2.2/female is the replacement rate, which
>> > includes "people like you" and deaths before childbearing age.
>> >
>> >> I am one kid out of 8,
>> >> with 7 surviving. Families that large make no economic or ecological
>> >> sense
>> >> any more. My sisters that did have kids had 2 each, so the genetic
>> >> line
>> >> will
>> >> go on.)
>> >
>> > I'm one in four. Our average is 2 (my wife an I have one and one
>> > brother with three).
>>
>> And both of you miss the crucial points.
>
> What, that you're an idiot, pretending to be human?

The idiot is the jerkoff you see in the mirror. You can buffalo your
braindead peers, but you're way out of your league.

Try learning how the real world works rather than sucking the
teachers/handlers dick.

Are you even remotely familiar with world-wide demographics the past 50
years? Doubtful.

>
>> Typical.
>
> 'Tis true, at least on the Usenet.
>
> --
> Keith
Learn some history (not the public skool variety), learn some economics (not
the Marxist variety), learn something about production, creativity and real
demographics.

In other words: Get a clue.

Or, I suppose you could just keep demonstrating your real ignorance.

Or you could just respond like the typical children, mimicking what your
handlers want to hear and understanding nothing.

In fact, I expect more of yours and "aem" (who can't even abbreviate his
name) churlish drivel.

At least you don't make idiots of yourselves in a open form like Paul Erlich
did.







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