As usual it takes the absurdity of Uncyclopedia to establish the underlying truth of the matter.
I hate children. Every one is a symptom of the disease of humanity. Spreading forward without reasonable consideration for the consequences of yet another individual for the planet to support. A new human being brought forth with little contemplation of the need for responsibility implicit within the creation of a new life of your own. A product of the ignorance of modern society, as much as any other ill. A target for marketeers to exploit; an income for the illiterate and sociopathic troglodytes living below the poverty line; a generation to be repressed, neglected and legislated against by the greying voters.
I hate them. I intend to adopt. There are too many people on this planet already.
I particularly hate Catholics and Muslims for being wantonly natalist.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Compare and contrast . . . .
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. . . . these two reports today from The Independent.
1st: Analysis of an OECD report that much of Europe is still lagging behind the US in terms of economic growth.
2nd: A response to yesterday's UNICEF report that the UK has the worst environment amongst 21 developed countries for children to live in. The authors of the article in The Independent categorically state that Britain's drive to emulate US economic success is to blame for the conditions in the UNICEF report.
I have long believed that chasing economic growth as the sole index of national success is an excuse to line the pockets of the wealthy by creating an environment where they can continue to prosper from the manipulation of the less well-off. It is no coincidence that the European states with the highest scores in a study on social justice and wellbeing are those with the least penchant for laissez-faire capitalism. When will an evidence-based approach to geovernment finally allow us to shuck off this absurd and sociopathic pursuit of economic growth? Any ten year old will tell you that infinite growth within a finite space is impossible.
. . . . these two reports today from The Independent.
1st: Analysis of an OECD report that much of Europe is still lagging behind the US in terms of economic growth.
2nd: A response to yesterday's UNICEF report that the UK has the worst environment amongst 21 developed countries for children to live in. The authors of the article in The Independent categorically state that Britain's drive to emulate US economic success is to blame for the conditions in the UNICEF report.
I have long believed that chasing economic growth as the sole index of national success is an excuse to line the pockets of the wealthy by creating an environment where they can continue to prosper from the manipulation of the less well-off. It is no coincidence that the European states with the highest scores in a study on social justice and wellbeing are those with the least penchant for laissez-faire capitalism. When will an evidence-based approach to geovernment finally allow us to shuck off this absurd and sociopathic pursuit of economic growth? Any ten year old will tell you that infinite growth within a finite space is impossible.
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