Dantediv86
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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- 18/4/07
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in Norway we have more women than men (and we sex like rabbits)
and in Russia too (they have a 2:1 ratio)
and in Russia too (they have a 2:1 ratio)
The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
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I can imagine that a good half of the folowers of this whole thing end up scrweing up or forgetting about it, but the fact that someone even went through the work to make a website about it ammuses me.
For all we know its just some dude cooked up in his moms basement with a domain and some html knowledge that wants people to think about his point of view. I reaserched a little bit past the website and i diddnt find ANY evedence of real folowers, other than the website saying "we"...
lol but you gotta give em credit.
For all we know its just some dude cooked up in his moms basement with a domain and some html knowledge that wants people to think about his point of view. I reaserched a little bit past the website and i diddnt find ANY evedence of real folowers, other than the website saying "we"...
lol but you gotta give em credit.
Klaatu
Neurotransmetteur
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- 24/2/08
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"A woman on the upper east side of New York or in Malibu ... has a child. That child will have between eight hundred and a thousand times more negative impact on the environment of the Earth than a child born to a woman in Bangledesh. Where do we preach birth control? Bangledesh."
-Terence McKenna
I really can't understand why all the negativity. There are too many people, too much pollution, etc. The more people in one group, "country" or "state", the more problems. It's hard for the environment and it's hard for the people themselves: trying to keep a nation of tens of millions of people organized isn't easy.
I think movements like this are good. Of course they are small, and partly because of this "LMAO those people are CRAZY" -attitude they don't grow that fast, but still, they're doing something. Saying that there's no point in not breeding is like saying there's no point in recycling, being a vegetarian, buying second-hand-clothes, using public transportation...
-Terence McKenna
I really can't understand why all the negativity. There are too many people, too much pollution, etc. The more people in one group, "country" or "state", the more problems. It's hard for the environment and it's hard for the people themselves: trying to keep a nation of tens of millions of people organized isn't easy.
I think movements like this are good. Of course they are small, and partly because of this "LMAO those people are CRAZY" -attitude they don't grow that fast, but still, they're doing something. Saying that there's no point in not breeding is like saying there's no point in recycling, being a vegetarian, buying second-hand-clothes, using public transportation...
