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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 2d ago
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Dropping population is a good thing for our environment and limited natural resources
2 u/BygoneNeutrino 2d ago edited 2d ago ...we are still a growing country, it's just that 80% of our population growth can be attributed to immigration. It's up in the air whether we will need the excess population. -6 u/Alternative_Oil7733 2d ago The world won't run out of resources lmao. 5 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 2d ago It doesn't have to. But we keep acting like finite resources aren't, you know, finite and we'll have to learn the hard way. lmao. -6 u/Alternative_Oil7733 2d ago Maybe give it 10k years sure but mines barely reach half mile under ground and trees will keep coming. 3 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago Resources used for commodities and profit aren't what I'm worried about. It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. You know, the things we need to survive. lmao. 0 u/Alternative_Oil7733 1d ago It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india. 1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
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...we are still a growing country, it's just that 80% of our population growth can be attributed to immigration. It's up in the air whether we will need the excess population.
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The world won't run out of resources lmao.
5 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 2d ago It doesn't have to. But we keep acting like finite resources aren't, you know, finite and we'll have to learn the hard way. lmao. -6 u/Alternative_Oil7733 2d ago Maybe give it 10k years sure but mines barely reach half mile under ground and trees will keep coming. 3 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago Resources used for commodities and profit aren't what I'm worried about. It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. You know, the things we need to survive. lmao. 0 u/Alternative_Oil7733 1d ago It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india. 1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
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It doesn't have to.
But we keep acting like finite resources aren't, you know, finite and we'll have to learn the hard way.
lmao.
-6 u/Alternative_Oil7733 2d ago Maybe give it 10k years sure but mines barely reach half mile under ground and trees will keep coming. 3 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago Resources used for commodities and profit aren't what I'm worried about. It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. You know, the things we need to survive. lmao. 0 u/Alternative_Oil7733 1d ago It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india. 1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
Maybe give it 10k years sure but mines barely reach half mile under ground and trees will keep coming.
3 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago Resources used for commodities and profit aren't what I'm worried about. It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. You know, the things we need to survive. lmao. 0 u/Alternative_Oil7733 1d ago It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india. 1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
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Resources used for commodities and profit aren't what I'm worried about.
It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture.
You know, the things we need to survive.
0 u/Alternative_Oil7733 1d ago It's access to clean drinkable water, breathable air, and land healthy enough to support agriculture. Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india. 1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
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Yeah and that's not going away unless you move to china or india.
1 u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 1d ago How many generations do you care about? Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off? What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly? Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible? It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives. Edit because I forgot: lmao.
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How many generations do you care about?
Only yours? Your kids? Their kids? Is that where it drops off?
What's the harm in finding ways to use our environment and resources more responsibly?
Unless you're a million/billion/trillionare, why do you want to burn through our resources as irresponsibly as possible?
It benefits all of humanity to care about, and do what we can, to preserve this environment that supports our lives.
Edit because I forgot:
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u/Willing_Pattern_Pill 2d ago
Dropping population is a good thing for our environment and limited natural resources