@ Your Poll - Obama will NOT get us out of this
Depression.
Especially when he is doing things that only help make the economy worse.
[Example:] Pioneering the bailout bill (Obama was bribed with almost
$3mil by Goldman Sacs and commercial banks) to be passed to allow for
unlimited printing of federal notes which increase
inflation, leading to hyperinflation.
This bill allows for the banks to rob this money from the American people and not to mention the
Global Warming/Carbon Dioxide tax law to further rape the public.
Also Obama's raising taxes/capital gains so business will not invest and thrive equaling no jobs to go around. He wants to do what his puppetmasters want, instate a carbon tax, fund a youth brigade and force kids/people from the ages of 18 to 25 to participate, and heck why not go to war that's always fun and a good way of doing business.
He is PRO regulation (micro-management) over YOUR life!
@ World Population - My answer is
NAW, world population is not a problem.
Why? Because it's simply not, the world can support billions, and billions more if needed. If you think it's a problem then you are falling into a little thing called
"propaganda."
There are some places in this world, "India, China, and other smaller countries" that have "dense population" issues. Cities, areas jam packed with insufficient amount of resources and food being distributed. There are also places in the world that are
underpopulated, but you don't hear about that right? right.
This is more like a math question, for densly populated areas you can factor in the death rate, birth ratio or whatever the heck, so I toss you this to look at and think about:
Here's a Map, showing you population density:
Link to that map righ here
Not saying it's %100 accurate but it's close enough.
Link]=> List of countries and dependencies by population density.
Link]=> Texas Map
Link]=> World Population Counter
Answers From Random People About Fitting The World's Population within the state of Texas:
[FONT="]Area of Texas is 268,581 square miles. Assuming 6 billion people, that's 22,340 per square mile; this means each person gets 1248 square feet, which is about the size of a respectable apartment. So, yes, you could fit everyone in the world quite comfortably in Texas.[/FONT]
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[/FONT] [FONT="]population of the word = ~6,653,000,000 people[/FONT] [FONT="]size of texas = 163696 sq miles[/FONT] [FONT="]So if everyone in the world was living in texas, and spread out roughly evenly, the population desity would be about 40,000 people per square mile. This is higher than the pop density of NYC as a whole but less than that of Manhattan.[/FONT] [FONT="]So, yeah, if texas was all one big city, about as dense as new york is now, everyone could live there simultaneously.[/FONT]
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27,878,400 square feet in a square mile[/FONT] [FONT="]268,581 square miles in texas[/FONT] [FONT="]thats
7,487,608,550,400 (7.487 _trillon_) square feet in texas[/FONT] [FONT="]divided by 6 billion people leaves us _only_ 1247.9 square feet per person... thats almost twice the size of my apartment.. of course, some people would be living on lakes and rivers and such, but nevertheless. another simple computation that shows just how big this world is -- and how small "we" are..[/FONT]
If there math is off then whatever you get the idea, I don't feel like calculating that shyt-