“For me the fact is that more people = More problems, more pollution, more resources needed, more crime, more garbage, more war, more conflict, more disease, more health care problems, more food which also means more animals slaughtered and crops to grow as well as water needed.”
I am quite sure the WEF would agree with you 100%. But what you surmise is only the case if the human species does not evolve in any way. You are assuming there would be more people over time and that we would never learn more or do anything different than now. That does not follow the arc of human history.
” The quality of our food is trash right now”
The entire world is not the USA. In many places in the world, maybe even most, food is far more natural and not so mechanical and factory as it is here. From what I gather what you state might even be the case for other places in the west but in the east it’s very different. But I will admit this is all my perception from my place in the US.
“We need the population cut in half imo”
Then you better be willing to cut your standards of living in more than half because the things you are accustom too are not possible with half the population.
“There needs to be tax cut and life incentives for people to NOT have children”
Dude, western populations are already falling dramatically. This is one of the reasons they use for opening the borders in western countries. And it is no accident, your WEF buddies have engineered this over decades.
“And also a big NO to colonizing other places and spreading the disease of humanity to ruin other planets like we have this one”
Wow, you consider yourself a disease? Or is that just other people?
We have not ruined anything. Sure we can poison the Earth and take ourselves out but the Planet will be fine. There is nothing we can do to stop life on this planet, that is beyond our capability. Could we harm it for a time? Sure. But let’s not pretend for a second that humans are that powerful, because we are not.
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You hold a very dim view of humanity, and I find that unfortunate. Yes, there are parts of it that are dim. But there is plenty of it that is beautiful. At the end of the day we are God’s creations although we often times don’t act that way. We are meant to be here and to thrive and flourish.
Let’s end on a point of agreement. I think regardless of how many people are here, we cannot treat the Earth like a factory. Meaning, there are ways to farm and to process animals that are not so unhealthy (and many places do it this way now but it needs to be universal). And I agree with you about the food in the west. Food should not come from a factory it should come from a farm of one type or another.
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