Wednesday, July 28, 2010 9:13 PM
Simon:
Oh dear, it looks like you've been listening to idiots from The Greens or possibly those mad feminazis from Sustainable Population Australia.
So you think we can only sustain a population of 4 million, the population of Australia 110 years ago.
We currently have a population of around 22 million. The CSIRO said we can easily feed 60 million people, even in drought conditions.
Now let's look at money. You say it has all but run out. The fact is that some countries (such as Greece) have been broken financially due to the empowerment of banks and the various corporations they own.
From my individual research, I have found that getting both members of a couple out to work has given them a greater ability to borrow money and rack up credit card debt. Yes, it has made them greedy and the banks have pounced on them according to the plan.
And where did the borrowed money come from? Probably from superannuation, which was made compulsory for everyone under Paul Keating (Labor).
The reason there is such a huge interest rate paid by the consumer on credit card debt is because the banks have factored in bad debt from other customers, making it a win/win situation for themselves and a lose/lose situation for you.
Now the Labor government wants employers to contribute 12% to superannuation (up from 9%).
It is my belief that Gough Whitlam (Labor) got all of the mothers out to work to disempower unions and hold wages down. This is what happens when you have a glut of workers competing for jobs.
Even people who have come here as refugees a few years ago seem to know that people are being deceived by a dangerous doomsday cult using dogma associated with a Financial Climate Change.
You said that overpopulation is greed's curse. I would say that it worked the other way around. Even with a Baby Bonus in place, the current birth rate of 1.9 children per couple is still below Zero Population Growth.
I would say that people having more money from double incomes and also access to good contraception is the enemy of population. It has also led to the empowerment of the banks who are constantly robbing us.
So you think a bank could go broke? Don't worry, you're not alone. I had to ask the same of The Greens candidate for the Seat of Brisbane, Andrew Bartlett, who seems to think that the banks didn't simply steal 20% of our superannuation.