[B4Ranch]

Some folks don't recognize that Enough’s Enough.

[cripplecreek]

Is it just me or are there getting to be far too many people on this patch of earth we call home?

There are too many for my liking.

[SunkenCiv]

Gosh, I didn't know Paul Erlich was on FR. :')

The World a Century from Now
the current writer, et al | December 31 2004 | SunkenCiv, et al
Posted on 12/31/2004 3:46:20 PM EST by SunkenCiv
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1311725/posts

"just pimpin' my vanity topic. I predict I won't do it again in 2005. ;')"

(but now it's 2007)

[calcowgirl]

I ask you, when faced with an overflowing bathtub what would you reach for first: a mop or the faucet?

Good one!

[Berosus]

The author lives in California; while he makes some sense, that also explains his attitude.

Myself, I moved from Florida to Kentucky last May, and I can say that this state, if anything, is underpopulated. Because not much seems to have happened here since the Civil War ended, sometimes I call Kentucky "the state the rest of America forgot." For a start, most Kentucky counties only have one town or city in them. The other places that look like "towns" on road maps usually turn out to be intersections with a few houses and a gas station/general store. I think Louisville and Cincinnati are the only cities with any suburbs at all; I'm in Lexington, which is surrounded by horse farms instead of residential communities. Perhaps Mr. Pitts should come here for a visit?

[WatchingInAmazement]

It seems to me we’ve reached the carrying capacity in this country.

AMEN!

For all those who advocate open border, "let everyone in", I would like just one of them to tell us when it's "too many"! For me it was about 10 years ago.

[RightWhale]

There is no set of all sets. It was fun, Positivism, while it lasted.