Originally Posted by Sage:
There's many answers to your comment, none of them black or white.
Firstly it was written in the 3rd person from the perspective of the CCFuckingP.
Covid kills those who are the biggest economic burden on society and China has an ageing issue - As does most of the developed world.
Q1:
What is China's main solution to the ageing problem (actually to the money problem of paying for the elderly)?
Q2: So would the jackboots benefit from elderly deaths if they stayed in power?
Q3:
Now @
AsianXpat0, do you think the world has exactly the right number of people currently, or does it have too many or too little? (I'd appreciate a straight non-ambiguous answer to this question)
Q4: What is the ONLY mechanism for population decrease?
Note: Death is not only absolutely guaranteed for everyone, it's absolutely essential for all life and almost certainly for all other sentient life, the most vital deaths of all are those of humans.
Q5: Is it tragic for an individual and their family when someone dies?
Q6: Is it tragic for a society when someone dies?
Q7: Is it tragic for the planet when someone dies?
Q8: Is it tragic for you when someone dies?
Q9: How many people die per annum on the planet? What percentage is 3m of that?
Q10: What lessons will china learn if 3m people die of covid?
Q11: What if it's 300m?
Looking forward to your reply.
Postscript: I know what horrific is and it ain't elderly people dying of covid.