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Thu Dec 1, 2016, 07:56 PMStar Member MineralMan (88,679 posts)More and more, my decision in 1965 Not to have any children seems justified. I made it based on global population concerns. Today, I'd base it on climate change and other concerns, but I'd make the same decision. Of course, those are related to the original concern, anyhow. It's a sad thing...truly.
Response to MineralMan (Original post)Thu Dec 1, 2016, 08:07 PMStar Member yallerdawg (7,747 posts) 3. The moral conviction of some of our fellow travelers... is astounding. You are the ones who bring our mundane lives meaning and significance. Awe and respect, MM.
Response to MineralMan (Original post)Thu Dec 1, 2016, 08:33 PMroamer65 (10,081 posts) 4. Given the current state of planetary affairs... I am very happy I made the same decision. Even my parents agree.
Response to MineralMan (Original post)Thu Dec 1, 2016, 08:57 PMStar Member safeinOhio (11,057 posts) 5. Did the same about the same time. No regrets.
Good decision, MM! Had you had children they would have starved in those mass starvations Paul Ehrlich prophesied for the 1970s! And the prospects that they or their children would fry or drown due to Global Warming are just as scary and realistic!