Been thinking. Was listening to a Matt Khors live stream yesterday. He said to write the words down but it was so logical it didn't necessarily need pen and paper. The business model he used the example of "create the problem sell the solution." Seeing as we may be correct that humans are the carbons they want to reduce wouldn't the solution to be killing off people? And wouldn't that mean if the experimental shot kills people doesn't that make them win? And wouldn't they also win if we do find them guilty of treason and we hang them high? Either way they get their overall goal of carbon reduction. And this in itself is a crazy supply chain money making machine as a side effect. With production of whatever experiments they produce all the way down to the manufacturers who are generating the CDC cards and even the ink manufacturer. And then when you look at the other problem they have been pushing that the earth is over populated which is also an issue with the climate change, they are having people believing the abortion thing is a great solution regardless if they are doing it for satanic reasons or for fuel the human ability to rationalize murder? Either way they are achieving their goal of carbon reduction by reducing human life even if it means their own and we all know when you believe in something so passionately you are willing to die for your cause. And if we are satisfied with finding them guilty of treason so we hang them then what goal of theirs did we actually counter if carbon bodies will be killed? Like seriously how do we evolve from this?
Now for the rant which triggered this thought hoping it will bring a little more insight. Some person approached me wanting friendship and long story short it fell out quick with me feeling uneasy and oppressed and all that good stuff. What I have evaluated after 2 long months of trying to understand what there is possibly learn from this in the bigger picture sense and all I'm seeing is what this type of behavior of an individual is to teach me don't trust people, which would allow this individual to alter my perception of humans which in turn means that would reflect I should not be trusted. But what I'm struggling with this is that I don't want to accept that is what there is to learn because I'm not about that because I know I exist so trustworthiness does exist. Maybe, just maybe this experience was to trigger my question of how can we stop the toxic cycle that we have seen throughout history and how we potentially could be on the same exact path in the coming future failing to evolve from the genocide concept and help these sick people instead of just killing them off knowing we ourselves didn't do anything to cause the change needed to have them stop succeeding at reducing their carbon? And with them dead we wouldn't be able to stick it to the individuals we believe are the ones who are responsible for this toxic trend. Hear what I'm saying?
I'm not convinced they actually believe we are overpopulated. I think populations tend to self regulate quite well based upon available resources when in a free-market. Most of the issues regarding overpopulation is caused by governments.
First off, when people talk about overpopulation they always talk generally, but who is actually overpopulated? Japan? Australia? USA? No. We are really talking about China, India, and Africa. Who is all the "we are overpopulated, don't have kids" propaganda aimed at? Hint: it's not China, India, or Africa. White's are actually a small portion of the global population (perhaps even a minority), yet we get all the propaganda.
Secondly, in the developed world we have socialist governments and central banking that provides the illusion that resources are infinite, which means we are consuming more resources in the present at the expense of the future. So our current population and resource issues are artificially inflated beyond what they would be in a free market.
Finally, overpopulation in the third world (e.g. Africa) is driven by massive amounts of foreign aid and the importation of advanced technology (particularly agriculture) that they didn't earn themselves and have therefore not adapted their culture around it. The first is a government program, the second was driven by colonialism which is, you guessed it, another government program.
The trends are clear, as a society becomes more advanced they reduce the number of children they have because infant mortality reduces and you obtain more wealth. More wealth means you can focus on quality of life rather than quantity. More wealth also means you can invest more time and resources in fewer, but more complex, offspring. We see this across the animal kingdom: more complex organisms have fewer children and allocate more resources to them. E.g. Rabbits vs Wolves. If you take Rabbits (Africa) and give them Wolf (USA) resources, you get an unregulated population explosion.
TL;DR Overpopulation is caused by the elites and their behaviour continues to make the problem worse. Therefore I don't think they actually care. I think they just want more power.
There will be no peace until the elite and their Bolchevik criminals are dead.
I understand this too. So my question is how do we evolve?
In my opinion, we can't have a centralisd monopoly on the use of force. I.e. we can't have governments because they will inevitably do the above until a resource disaster wipes us out or the elites cull the population.
Quite frankly, we won't reach the stars with governments in the way, and if we ever meet aliens they'd probably be more interested in buying something from us than conquering us. I just don't think a civilisation can evolve without killing itself without addressing this problem.
I agree except for the part of civilization can't evolve. That's on you then because Thomas the tank engine taught me just thinking I can eventually will show me I know I can.