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That's what I'm saying; let's foccus on caring for the people who are on this planet and keep coming into it. If we don't have the resources or the commitment to adiquatly provide a good quality of life to all the people on the planet, why in the world would you want to keep increasing the amount of people in the world?

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In a world that's got 6+ billion people and counting, why are we still trying to find ways to make more people? What about adoption and taking care of the people on this planet that are already here?

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