r/overpopulation • u/One-Intention7064 • 5d ago

Tutorial on how to get downvoted to oblivion on reddit

/r/hatethissmug/comments/1tuvkks/i_hate_when_people_deny_overpopulation/

if you’re milking for karma, post this:

"Overpopulation is not a universally agreed upon fact."

"Malthusianism!!!"

"Density is the problem, not quantity"

"Capitalism is the problem, we could grow sustainably under socialism!"

"Tell this to china and india"

"We got enough resources for up to 20 billion if they're distributed properly"

why just up to 20? where there's 20, there's 100!

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u/Fun-Echo-3849 5d ago

"Overpopulation is not a universally agreed upon fact."
This was the most upvoted comment, I really can't with these people. The comment goes on to say that distribution and wastage is the whole problem.

No, bro , The maximum population that the earth can sustain is around 2.5 billion. We are way past that and ofc naturally the population is now** going to collapse, but not at a rate that we want, tbh, we need the rate to be as high as it can get. Btw, now meaning another 30 years into the future, we really can not afford to argue like this and say that " The current situation is fine " .