... open a can of worms here, but I do want to show all perspectives on overpopulation. "World population growth trends are measurably declining and too much so for industrialized nations. In fact, since America is aborting 1.5 million of it's preborn children every year, if it weren't for immigration, our population would now be declining". I feel ... have is made up of "super consumers". In other words we are a people who consume three or four times as many resources as those in poorer nations. To illustrate this lets look at power consumption. The average rich nation's citizen used about...

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... almost mythical to many younger people growing up in America today. Every child has heard stories from a grandparent or read about the depression in a book. However, not many people known the true cause of the depression and how the depression was not limited to the United States. The great ... of the depression was an unequal distribution of wealth among the American citizens. A mere .1 percent of Americans held a whopping 42 percent of the nations wealth. An illustration would be if there were only 1,000 people left in the world and there was only 1000 dollars left but money was the .....

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... such as Ken Griffey Jr., I praise the fact that he has the ability to run from home to first in four seconds, or hit a baseball 500 feet, or make acrobatic plays in the outfield. I see that we are both human and have two arms and two legs, so I can acknowledge ... one cheek, Mr. Rickey" was his response. But could one imagine what terrible fate the black cause may have suffered if Robinson, as subject of a nations scrutiny, had acted as combatively as those who baited him. Thus, he broke the color barrier while containing his emotions, which makes him a hero. Because ... heroes" and mak...

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