I gave an example - with receipts.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 6:55 pm » wrote: ↑ You've got that backwards....without fail.
preposterous
Telling you to calm down and wipe your brow over the hysteria about the "population explosion" is my only agenda.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 6:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Yep
If you are serious about your claim that you want tens of trillions of people....800 million is just a zit on the back of that whale.
If you could wave a magic wand and artificially increase the African Bushman population to 1 trillion [from whatever low millions count it is at]....they still would have never invented penicillin, or angioplastyCannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 7:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Telling you to calm down and wipe your brow over the hysteria about the "population explosion" is my only agenda.
But I WILL confess that I smile when I see babies. Sorry. It's involuntary, but consistent. Even *** babies draw a smile from me.
even if you gave your social experiment another 500 years to prove your theory that [population explosions are what lead the advances that are responsible for population explosions to occur] is true.If you had the sac to promote shrinking SPECIFIC populations, we would be having a different conversation.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 7:24 pm » wrote: ↑ If you could wave a magic wand and artificially increase the African Bushman population to 1 trillion [from whatever number it stagnated at out at]....they still would have never invented penicillin, ever if you gave your social experiment another 500 years to prove your theory true.
Cannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 7:31 pm » wrote: ↑
You've declared yourself the enemy of HUMANITY at large. I take a different fork in the road.
Now you're just running pure horse ****. You can buy land in plenty of places for $1,000 per acre, Loving County, Texas has zero human beings living in it. Your knee-jerk hysteria about population has nothing to do with being able to get away from the crowd. I live on 30 acres and have critters. You could do the same if you wanted to.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 7:33 pm » wrote: ↑Yeah...that's me [and everyone else] who places a higher value on peace, quiet and affordable land than those who love living in a SEA OF HUMANITY WHEREVER THEY TURN.
Please dont waste keystrokes trying to convince me as to who values what the most or else what is the prime driver of real estate value.Cannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 7:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Now you're just running pure horse ****. You can buy land in plenty of places for $1,000 per acre, Loving County, Texas has zero human beings living in it. Your knee-jerk hysteria about population has nothing to do with being able to get away from the crowd. I live on 30 acres and have critters. You could do the same if you wanted to.
I have no traffic jams. I cannot see my neighbors (I can hear their bulls bellow, though). I buy my meat and dairy from local farmers. You can't **** your way through this. I've proved my case. You've not even TRIED to address my evidence.
\\\**** you, you lying **** bitch.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 6:52 pm » wrote: ↑ Who's parody account are you...?
Funny how you shill accounts "fly out of character" when the heat gets turned up a little bit.
Feel free to contribute something of substance then.murdock » 20 Dec 2024, 9:42 pm » wrote: ↑ \\\**** you, you lying **** bitch.
Yeah, **** like you never can accept the fact that your simple minded **** is wrong.
Murdy is a low IQ neocon.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 10:03 pm » wrote: ↑ Feel free to contribute something of substance then.
Instead of just blurting out childish gibberish that you learned from watching Beavis & Butthead...share some of your on topic knowledge / wisdom with us.
As far as I know..you've never contributed anything more than 7th grade level jibber jabber to any discussion..
It would be too easy to make your profile simply disappear without a trace..then you would have no audience at all.
Your only recourse at that point would be to create another FAKE CONSERVATIVE MULLET HEAD ACCOUNT.
I wonder if one of the *** at this forum created that account simply to make Conservatives look "inbred".......Sumela » 20 Dec 2024, 10:09 pm » wrote: ↑ Murdy is a low IQ neocon.
Many of them here.
True Conservatism is a lost art. Sadly.
Sir, I have thought the same thing.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 10:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I wonder if one of the *** at this forum created that account simply to make Conservatives look "inbred".......
Really?*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Please dont waste keystrokes trying to convince me as to who values what the most or else what is the prime driver of real estate value.
I choose to live away from the madding crowd. I have lived in Vegas, L.A., SF - Provo and Myrtle Beach, Saint Petersburg and Madeira Island in FL. I've lived in the deep woods of the Olympic Peninsula and in Colorado Springs. I've lived on a lake, on a river, and less than a mile from salt. I've experienced urban, suburban and rural life - and I have to say, I have enjoyed all of them, for different reasons. What I never did do is bitch about them. I didn't even bitch about L.A. traffic. I accepted it as a fact of life, and made my plans accordingly.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ If where you live was just as desirable as where I live it would've already seen a 4 fold increase in population over the past 35 years just like my area has. There would already be traffic jambs where you used to be able to drag race without a care in the world.
Urban corridors certainly have upsides. Low land use, fantastic shopping, you can ditch your car as I did in SF, and any time you need wheels just rent them. You'll spend much less that way, leaving you much more discretionary income. I don't care who you are or what you drive, you're gonna spend a minimum of 6k per annum on wheels. If you're only spending a small portion of that on occasional rentals, you have that much more to spend elsewhere.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ The overpopulation trend is here already..only the rich will be able to live anywhere besides high rise apartments where single family homes on acreage once stood. THAT is the trend and not visa versa.
Yeah, toll ways are a comer, and express lanes too. I paid for both in Florida and Texas. I recommend you look at some of the trade-offs you're ignoring. And if you don't find the perks to meet or exceed the downsides, muh-ooove. Your house, from the sounds of it, is worth several times what you paid for it. You could live on a river in a perfectly lovely home with acreage, and have money left over for a boat and fishing gear.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 8:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Private vehicle ownership and toll free highways will be the next part of over populated Americana to be considered a Rich Person's luxury. The Peons will be herded into the slow lanes. and crappy toll free roads.
I don't think so. I believe he is authentically stupid. And it's not an IQ thing - it's an emotional thing. Likely, he's a recovering addict who just didn't do the growing up that those of us without degenerate-level addictions did in those critical years between 16 and 60.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 10:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I wonder if one of the *** at this forum created that account simply to make Conservatives look "inbred".......
So even though you dream of a world where you would be rubbing elbows with trillions of people you choose to live in dry, miserably hot, dusty and desolate DEVIL'S GULCH, TEXAS....Cannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 10:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Really?
REALLY?
Location, location, location, FFS - are we done?
But you - YOU - you want the cheap real estate. The real estate without all those pesky people about. So wtf are you bitching about? You can buy 30 acres with soil that perks and good ground water for the price of a common sedan.
I choose to live away from the madding crowd. I have lived in Vegas, L.A., SF - Provo and Myrtle Beach, Saint Petersburg and Madeira Island in FL. I've lived in the deep woods of the Olympic Peninsula and in Colorado Springs. I've lived on a lake, on a river, and less than a mile from salt. I've experienced urban, suburban and rural life - and I have to say, I have enjoyed all of them, for different reasons. What I never did do is bitch about them. I didn't even bitch about L.A. traffic. I accepted it as a fact of life, and made my plans accordingly.
Today, I have to drive two hours to shop anywhere but wally. Sams and Costco are two hours away, and Restaurant Supply is 3.5. If I were the bitching kind, that is what I would bitch about. I'm not, so I don't. I just do the drive, and I ENJOY the **** drive.
You can sell and move, or grumble and groan. It looks to me like you've made your choice. You wish you could eliminate people, but you cannot. I really think you need to take a swim in Lake You, and make a decision to be happy where you are, or go where you will be happy. Contrary to your current way of seeing things, being happy does not require genocide. Unless you're Israeli - I don't judge.
Urban corridors certainly have upsides. Low land use, fantastic shopping, you can ditch your car as I did in SF, and any time you need wheels just rent them. You'll spend much less that way, leaving you much more discretionary income. I don't care who you are or what you drive, you're gonna spend a minimum of 6k per annum on wheels. If you're only spending a small portion of that on occasional rentals, you have that much more to spend elsewhere.
Yeah, toll ways are a comer, and express lanes too. I paid for both in Florida and Texas. I recommend you look at some of the trade-offs you're ignoring. And if you don't find the perks to meet or exceed the downsides, muh-ooove. Your house, from the sounds of it, is worth several times what you paid for it. You could live on a river in a perfectly lovely home with acreage, and have money left over for a boat and fishing gear.
By the way, you don't have to be "rich" to use toll roads and express lanes. How you spend your money is a value statement. If you value that express lane, you'll pay. If you don't, you won't. You just have to consider that money worth spending, or you have to be content with the hurly burly of peonage. And you COULD make a game of it - count lip and eyebrow rings during your tedious, stop-and-go commutes.
You're just making every bit of that up. I live in a lovely place that has four seasons. And is wet - not dry. And I cannot even count to a trillion, much less rub elbows with trillions.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 11:22 pm » wrote: ↑ So even though you dream of a world where you would be rubbing elbows with trillions of people you choose to live in dry, miserably hot, dusty and desolate DEVIL'S GULCH, TEXAS....![]()
What difference is there between you and someone like BV who professes to love ****** yet chooses to live where ****** are only 1.3% of his local population...?
Cannonpointer » 20 Dec 2024, 11:45 pm » wrote: ↑ You're just making every bit of that up. I live in a lovely place that has four seasons. And is wet - not dry. And I cannot even count to a trillion, much less rub elbows with trillions.
I just don't want to murder my neighbors - that's all. And you do. You can SAY you don't - but ya can't make an omelet without breaking eggs, son. And you can't reduce population without reducing population.
AGAIN, you can move. To some place lovely - not devil's gulch. You do not have to stay where you are unhappy. But I rather suspect that when you pack up the moving van, your unhappy is gonna have a spot in the front seat of it.
Your problem ain't the people around ya.
Bro, lovely places exist in almost every state. I've lived in the country and on acreage in East Texas. On the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. In Mississippi. In Arkansas. In Virginia. The whole **** country is outback, except for major cities and their suburbs - and I've lived in those, as well. Hell, Vegas was both, rolled into one. I lived there for nine years. I lived a completely suburban lifestyle - swimming pool, manicured lawn, big lot, fruit trees, pet pit bull, and wide, fast moving roads making easy commutes - all with the population, the shopping, and entertainment options of a major city. The notion that the lifestyle I currently enjoy is some rare and hard to find thing is simply not true.*GHETTOBLASTER » 20 Dec 2024, 11:50 pm » wrote: ↑ OF COURSE you live in the "best kept secret / under valued paradise" that no mass of humanity has ever heard of and rushed in to overpopulate yet.
Your dream is to destroy all of what you just described.Cannonpointer » 21 Dec 2024, 12:05 am » wrote: ↑ Bro, lovely places exist in almost every state. I've lived in the country and on acreage in East Texas. On the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. In Mississippi. In Arkansas. In Virginia. The whole **** country is outback, except for major cities and their suburbs - and I've lived in those, as well. Hell, Vegas was both, rolled into one. I lived there for nine years. I lived a completely suburban lifestyle - swimming pool, manicured lawn, big lot, fruit trees, pet pit bull, and wide, fast moving roads making easy commutes - all with the population, the shopping, and entertainment options of a major city. The notion that the lifestyle I currently enjoy is some rare and hard to find thing is simply not true.
I said it before and I will say it again - I don't think your issue is geography. If it were, you wouldn't let yourself be made miserable by it. You would just move to some place more to your liking.
I can tell you this much - and vegas (the poster) will vouch for me. Las Vegas has a couple of million people, and you can have peace and quiet, and you can have a smooth-as-silk commute. Maybe your area is just run by ***. Or maybe you live in a city that is centuries old and not built for the modern lifestyle. It sounds to me like your urban planners are just maroons. Vegas is well run, and not terribly expensive. Maybe try that. It's a dry heat. .