Comments by "FvckYoutube\x27sCensorshipAndTheirAdBuyers UseAdblock" (@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718) on "Leland Stanford: The Controversial Life of America’s Western Railroad Tycoon" video.

pfft If your goal is to be a trillionaire then the Robber Baron adjective/title is par for the course and should be considered a compliment/bragging right. Otherwise it's like aspiring to be the worlds most infamous serial killer without killing anyone.
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@luistorres6956 Given the current overpopulation problem we apparently need more death, not less. Though less birth would be a better solution, but that's less profitable.
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@luistorres6956 Just because most of the problem is not in your backyard yet doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Try living in Bangladesh or Hong Kong for a year (maybe even a week would be enough) and see if you still think there is no overpopulation. Prob about 2B is the limit with foreseeable tech, if you want everyone to live comfortably and not with 70-80% barely existing and struggling to do even that. 8-10B people all living like middle class Americans all at once? That will never happen, there's not enough resources even in the entire solar system for that, let alone just Earth. It takes 10 acres of habitable land (not ocean, desert or mountiantops) per person to live comforably and be self-suifficient. Right now globally there's 4.75 acres per person and that is shrinking, do the math. You sound like a Trump supporter that thinks climate change is just Chinese propaganda to hurt the USA and fake news.
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@luistorres6956 If you think overpopulation side effects (famine, disease outbreaks, climate change, resource scarcity, etc) is exclusively some other country's problem that some imaginary line on a map will protect you from think again. Covid demonstrated that doesn't always work and is probably not a 1-time occurence (various disease outbreaks have been in places like Africa and SEA almost every year or 2 for centuries, USA/Europe/1st World just got a taste of it in 2020). And it's not just diseases, do you really think the USA will always get first dibs when it comes to resources? Nope, wrong again, esp when China is the new #1 economy in a few more years and the petrodollar is no longer relevant (the main way the USA can spend money it doesn't have like there's no tomorrow and export it's inflation to the rest of the world, that gravy train is just about over). Speaking of petro, who gets the last of the oil 40 years from now (or the lithium or other critical resources that will replace that)? It won't necessarily be the USA like you assume. Overpopulation just speeds up resource depletion from increased demand. And I'm not even "rich", at least not by American standards. Nor am I parroting anything, I do my own research, almost all of human knowledge is at your fingertips (including classified things only the military is supposed to know if you know where to go and what to type).
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