Which countries do you think are overpopulated?
China India
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive...underfed-countries-near-a-breaking-point.html
Which countries do you think are overpopulated?
Wait till the Canadian dollar drops below all the other countries and then ask the same question.
while they eat your lunch 'cause they can afford too.
LOL
look at why Canadians are so in personal debt, ask how much of that went on food last year, and pray for the future...
Africa could easily feed themselves and the world if it weren't for conflict.
You might have noticed I never said any countries were overpopulated, so I don't know which countries you're asking me about. Which countries do you think are overpopulated?
Sudan was a huge player in beef until Muzzies killed the herds and torched the grasslands.
It was always figured to be cholera. Now they're saying typhoid. So what?
Personally I don't think any country is over populated that can manage food supplies for their citizens, the ones that can't are either incompetent or not providing enough education/resources to feed themselves even if that includes over population
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You're saying that the problem isn't the population but food management and education.
Personally I don't think any country is over populated that can manage food supplies for their citizens, the ones that can't are either incompetent or not providing enough education/resources to feed themselves even if that includes over population
Isn't it Zimbabwe that killed, burnt or kicked out all the white farmers, and now asking them to return because they can't manage the farms properly
Is that how you interpreted it? I'm pretty sure I said it was a combination of things
There was a lot of logical nonsense in your comment and I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt so I didn't mention that you said overpopulated countries are overpopulated because they are overpopulated. Try rephrasing it.
I get the strong feeling we agree with each but are being too cagey.
My whole point here is that the problem is not the population but the distribution of resources. Blame that on a number of things such as corruption, incompetence, war, neo-colonialism, discrimination, disaster etc., but it's not that there are too many people. When we say overpopulation is the problem, we suggest the solution should be fewer people, but that will only mean fewer people are being deprived. The problem is the deprivation.