Well with no kids you have the power to go wherever you want whenever you want without worrying about leaving a child on it's own, it's kind of a low level version of teleportation and without having to buy crap for a miniature version of yourself, you'll have more than enough money to buy whatever jacket you want. If our league wants to go to Vegas, we can just pool up the money we didn't spend on babies and just go!grimsprice said:katsa5 said:http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20090803/sc_livescience/savetheplanethavefewerkids
I had just heard this on CNN recently. Personally, I think its barbaric and there are more efficient, if not less ugly, ways to get the same results; but I'm just one person. What are your thoughts?i'd join this league... do we get free jackets? superpowers?E-mantheseeker said:MaxTheReaper said:How is it barbaric not to have children?
Am I missing the part where they have the kids but eat them before they grow, or something?
Anyway, I guess that means I'm savin' tha werld.
Yeah I don't see the barbaric nature in not having children either, I guess condoms are a step in the wrong direction and the pregnant teenagers in my state having children like crazy are ahead of the curve.
Seems we're both saving the world, we should create a league of some sort.
It may be "radical" and "crazy" but so is eating babies during a famine to survive. I guess we can call it "plan B" if we need to.MaxTheReaper said:Pah!crudus said:If this is barbaric then what is my idea of committing mass genocide to reduce our carbon emissions called? (don't lie to yourself, you know it would work)
They would probably call you "radical" or "crazy."
They're just demonizing the cause!
I didn't say I was being serious, hence the '/retardation' after that comment :]quiet_samurai said:-snip-
I didn't say to actually send everyone to Texas, I was just talking about how much space we as humans really take up.
Religion was just where I first encountered the argument that because we could all stand together in a really small circle we don't need to worry about the environment. How much room we take up and how much surface we need to sustain us aren't the same calculation. While Texas would actually give the current population a little over ten acres each, and in fact that ought to be plenty, there are issues like freshwater availability to consider.quiet_samurai said:I wasn't arguing that we should actually do it, I was just stating about how much room we actually take up. And what the hell does religion have to do with it?
Indeed, have as much kids as you want. Anyone wanting more, help yourself to another slice of kids. I got an extra tonne in specially, and there's plenty to go around. If you want less kids, you shouldn't have put so much kids on your plate in the first place.MrFluffy-X said:have as much kids as you want!