Re: Re: Greetings From A New FidoNet BBS

> Hello Lee. Thanks for sharing your pointers and views regarding FidoNet and
> FidoNet users.
> 
> Well, being as this is the conspiracy theory echo, let me throw something
> really wild out there and see what people think.
> 
> Have you ever stopped to consider that promoting abortion and gay and lesbian
> rights might actually be a subtle form of government sanctioned population
> growth control?
> 
> Think about it. Every nation has limited resources, and some more than other.
> A country can only comfortably support a total population of a certain size
> before it begins to strain those limited resources. Consider how slowly the
> population of the USA has grown over the decades, while some other nations'
> populations explode.
> 
> By promoting abortion, birth control, and gay and lesbian rights, the
> government is in effect deceiving the people into thinking that it is their
> idea, that is, the people's idea, to keep the size of the population in check
> but is it really the people's idea, or is it really the government, which
> realizes that there are only so many resources to go around, and that if ther
> is a short supply of those resources, due to an extended population, there is
> going to be trouble?
> 
> Abortion cuts down on population growth.
> Birth control cuts down on population growth.
> Being gay or lesbian cuts down on population growth.
> 
> Sounds crazy, doesn't it? But what if it is true?
> 
> Jeff

I don't think it is such a crazy idea. I've read that Obama is pretty public in
his abortion agenda to support orginization who promote abortion as a method of
population control.

Now gay and lesbian rights; in my opinion, is a little more far fetched. I
wouldn't doubt it is in the back of some folks minds. Haven't done much
research myself, but I would guess that it isn't uncommon for lesbian couples
to use such methods as artifical insemination. Might not work as well for gay
couples =). They are more likely to adopt. I guess you could try to argue that
being adopted might support a longer life expectancy. An easy argument if you
are talking about world-wide.

-Dean

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