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View Poll Results: Do those children have a right to life | |||
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3 | 16.67% |
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Doctor Wtf
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Badelaide, Baustralia
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Well, I like your lateral thinking, but if I read the scenario correctly, the 200 surplus babies have already been born. I suppose they could kill the next 100 women to get pregnant. That would drop the population quickly and lead to a longer term decline as well, if they remove all those breeding females. Still, pretty harsh on them.
But you did give me another idea. Instead of killing 200 people and burying them ... they could kill 180 people and eat them. This would temporarily reduce the pressure on the environmental resources and, if carefully managed, would allow the people to scrape through until natural deaths and enforced zero birth rate brought the population back under the threshold. So which is preferable - to kill 180 people and eat them, or to kill 200 people and bury them?
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