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Re: Re: Land prices
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Posted by Slowpoke on March 19, 2004 at 01:43:29 from (209.245.143.84):
In Reply to: Re: Land prices posted by wdTom on March 18, 2004 at 16:26:37:
Maybe in a few hundred years when it's too late. Each time the world population doubles it takes less time to double again. We have pollution controls on vehicles because there are too many people driving. We have high fuel prices because too many people need fuel. We have too many crazies running around killing people because there are too many people. We have water rationing and high costs because too many people need water. Apartments are vacant all over, but the city is in the process of permiting 13,000+ new apartments to bring in more people. It used to be two or three minutes before a car would pass by on the 'feeder street'. Now it takes two or three minutes before I can get in the line. Enough is enough!
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