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Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?

By tegan_iz_RAD - Posted on May 4th, 2008

I wrote this for my persuasive essay in my Honors English 10 class: Read More »

tegan_iz_RAD's blog • 63 comments • 1005 reads

Natural Selection: Just Let Them Die?

By Shimmeringstar - Posted on April 17th, 2008

Tagged: Environment • famine • foreign aid • natural selection • nature • poverty • Resolution to poverty • Broad prosperity • Shared responsibility • Better future

Here’s a tough thought that I have been analyzing. It’s quite drastic and not something I personally support, but here it is:

What if we let natural selection do its job and let the poor, war-stricken, and starving people die? It sounds terrible, I know, but bear with me. Read More »

Shimmeringstar's blog • 11 comments • 504 reads

There's No Risk

By Bamers - Posted on September 30th, 2007

Tagged: Children • famine • future • overpopulation • population

Ten billion people. Read More »

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I'd Like a Pound of Ground Dog, Please.

By xshatteredxeyesx - Posted on September 14th, 2007

Tagged: Animal Rights • Animals • depression • famine • starvation

xshatteredxeyesx's blog • 2 comments • 365 reads

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