I don't think it's a problem as all the extra people mean more customers for businesses.
I don't think it's a problem as all the extra people mean low-wage employees for businesses.
I don't think it's a problem as my religion tells us to multiply.
I don't think it's a problem as my religion predicts such end-times calamities.
I don't think it's a problem as I have many sibs/kids and I'd feel guilty advocating reduced births.
I don't think it's a problem as we must keep up with the Muslims or they'll rule the world.
I don't think it's a problem as if I admitted it I'd get harangued on global-warming.
I do indeed think it's a problem.
I don't think it's a problem.
I do indeed think it's a problem.

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So it's more humane to tell people that they can't have children?
Odd form of humanitarianism.
It's that your point is dumb.
Immigrants, regardless of country of origin are not a net negative, providing that they are productive and lawful.
The evidence is in the opposite direction.
The Guinea Savannah, in Africa alone, is large enough to support the entire worlds grain needs.
At this point, you're only speculating and it's poor speculation at that.
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Is starvation more humanitarian than family planning. Are you even serious?
Now you are just jumping ships. First you talked about morals, and now you are going over to economics. Immigration can be both negative and positive depending on who is coming. Unqualified African immigration to Europe is a massive negative.It's that your point is dumb.
Immigrants, regardless of country of origin are not a net negative, providing that they are productive and lawful.
So if we had very efficient farming, in a huge area of Africa, then that would only cover the worlds need of grains. That's not very impressive, especially considering the inefficiency of African farm production.The evidence is in the opposite direction.
The Guinea Savannah, in Africa alone, is large enough to support the entire worlds grain needs.
At this point, you're only speculating and it's poor speculation at that.
Please provide evidence if you believe it is in the opposite direction. But you need to provide that evidence. To state that Africa could produce a lot more food, is not really an argument. Yes, they can produce more food, but will they be able to? Or will they just squander the farmland/water, which is common in many third world countries. Nigerias population is expected to rise to 450 million people in 2050. That is a not a large area. How are they going to feed themselves? There are already starvation in Nigeria. Many countries in Africa is already dependant on food support.
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