I can tell you’re really proud of these replies, but I’m afraid they don’t actually make sense.

You were hoping to prove a logical implication (if P then Q), but you feel it was disproved since the premise didn’t happen. However, “not P” doesn’t actually prove anything about the implication.

Anyway, no one is really accomplishing anything constructive here. Good luck!

If it’s not compelling enough for you to read it to support your position, why would I read it?

So you didn’t read it either? Interesting.

It looks to me like that same feeling toward any population concerns are the clear sentiment of the op, even if they don’t state it so openly. I guess you didn’t see that? No sense trying to beat this to death, we’re seeing different things.

It’s a diversion to another topic. No thanks.

Why are you asking me?

I thought maybe someone was capable of answering a reasonable question to support their position, assuming they had already read the article. Apparently I have to do that work for them?

Not everyone has equally arable land.

Edit: Beyond that, have you talked to anyone performative driving one of those child-killing tall pickups? We are a people that lost their shit about straws, and the kind of changes being talked about here are just… [waves arms at all of this]

It’s not my job to make your point. You don’t get free labor.

Why? I’m not the one using it to justify an argument.

This is Crazy Jane from Doom Patrol.

Does this assume instant, frictionless transportation of goods?

Antinatalism is a strawman slur against anyone that questions the viability of infinite growth.

A lot of hate for this, but it’s true.

Incumbents aren’t to blame for voters picking the familiar, that’s a symptom of another problem.

We’re seeing what an inexperienced government looks like now. They don’t know the limitations they’re supposed to have, and they don’t care.

Talk is cheap. They may say anything to buy time as they make deals between the EU, Canada, and Japan that exclude the US.

Who said anything about “all” of “them”?

Which countries were you thinking about, as examples?

Why the skepticism about the English abilities of a nation founded by former American slaves and Americans of African descent?

Functionally, it’s the default because links do open in it, but why isn’t it able to tell that it’s already set?

I’m not going to stop using em dashes. Find a different indicator!

No, I wouldn’t. It’s how I can tell if the setting actually took!

Maybe you checked “stop asking”?