But what is the cause of that poverty? Do we practically cure the symptom and leave the disease? You might say overpopulation is a cause of poverty. But is it? Is the birth of human beings a deterrent to progress? Is the formation of life a stumbling obstacle to success? What you should be considering is informing people of the implication and moral grounds on why sex should be performed within marriage. The sexual act consummates the wedding vow, and it is the duty of the married couple to procreate responsibly. If the sexual act is performed purely for pleasure, then it does not meet the end or objective of marriage.

We do not need further degradation. The Filipino needs only moral philosophy.

If you really believe that you claims are valid, an engage yourself in a discussion with the author? Let us aee how far can you go. People like you are just good in posting remote articles like this but are afraid to engage in real debate.

But no. The most developed countries have very little birth rates–especially Europe, America and Japan. Unfortunately, this course means that these nations will and are being overwhelmed by “poorer” countries that are flooding them with immigrants, legal and illegal. Some even say that Europe’s majority will be muslim by the 22nd century and the US will be practically spanish by 2060.

The thing I observed that changed my mind about poverty and population is greed or at least the acquisition of wealth for one’s sake. It seems the common argument is that one would rather have fewer kids–like one–so he/she could go to better schools. More resources could be allocated to a single person. The reality is: the parents or the single parent just want more time and money for themselves too—to take that vacation, to buy that bag, to buy something. They claim they are reserving resources so that per capita gets the most when all the while they are really hording most of the resources of the world so they could get the most while producing the least.

The problem then is not so much how many millions you have but unequal distribution of wealth caused by poor basic structures like education and bad politics.

It’s not a matter of faith. It just so happens the opposition come from those of faith. Aside from the arguments that it’s immoral, most of the arguments against it is fair as long as we don’t see the people making the argument in cloaks but rather take their statements secularly. There used to be an old adage that we must work today for our children’s tomorrow. That is true even in nature. Beings mate with the best so that genetically, the best will continue the species. The more offspring, the greater chances of survival and the greater chance that the best traits will be passed on.

Rather than focusing on policies that generalize, why dont individualize policies? Instead of focusing on how condoms will save the earth, why not figure out what we can do with the millions of pairs of hands that a nation has?

It’s a matter of perception, ultimately. Maybe there is a connection, rather than a coincidence, between population and poverty. Maybe there isn’t. Either way, the situation could be presented in positive or a negative way. And if we should follow the stoic, it’s not that there are good or bad news, its how you feel and act upon it.

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Support the RH bill!

Pornography, Sex exploration (PMS)

All this mumbo jumbo

What is really sex in the minds of the Filipinos?

Is it a weekly (or worst, DAILY) requirement?

Darn it!