Overpopulation is a myth.

This myth has caused human rights abuses around the world, forced population control, denied medicines to the poor, and targeted attacks on ethnic minorities and women. Is this another lie told in general by the scientists and those who are supposedly in the know?
 

The Overpopulation Myth

 

Hans Rosling is a Swedish medical doctor, academic, statistician and public speaker. He is Professor of International Health at Karolinska Institute and co-founder and chairman of the Gapminder Foundation, which developed the Trendalyzer software system.

 

In this talk 'Don't Panic - The Truth About Population' he comprehensively dispels the Human overpopulation myth which has been introduced into the subconscious mind of viewers of mainstream broadcasted media communications over the past thirty years.

 

Whilst the information in this video is credible, remain vigilant with respect to individuals because other viewpoints held by them might not be.

 

https://youtu.be/eA5BM7CE5-8

Damn straight it's overpopulated. At least in the cities. Driving that freeway everyday is a bitch. Sometimes it takes over 2 hours to go just 20 miles. Always some F*ck talking on a cellphone causing an accident. 

That could be just a transportation problem associated with living in a city. Denser population equals overcrowding. Mass transit is not all it's cracked up to be. 

So it shall be written; so it shall be done.

 



 

 

Yeah, yeah. We're all a bunch of rabbits! Multiplying without control.
 

Whatever happened to 'be fruitful and multiply'?
 

 

Not when whole populations are gobbling up all the resources. Lotsa fat rabbits out there. 
 

Nice! A planet full of rabbits. Makes for good eating. A potpourri of spiced rabbit stew. How many different recipes are there for rabbit. The galaxy needs to know. Big business and big profits for the Galactic Corp. Only because this particular planet has a stock resource that can't be found in the rest of the universe. The rabbits thought is was gold we were after. In a way it is....
 

That could be just a transportation problem associated with living in a city. Denser population equals overcrowding. Mass transit is not all it's cracked up to be. 

 

Try going two miles in stand still traffic on a congested, unbreathable, stench infested road anywhere in Asia. Two-stroke engines from hell running everywhere. 

Thanks for the video OP.

 

The part about food production was a good point. How can food really be a problem? Knowing the modern man has great technology to really spread this wealth of nutrition makes it difficult to understand. Except in an economic sense - How to obtain the greatest profit for shareholders and spend the least amount of their own capital to do it.

 

Keep in mind that basic needs of all people can be used as a weapon of control. Using food as a sanction over any population should be a crime.