Browsing All Posts filed under »Population Control«

Taking a Stand on the RH Bill, from kaRoger

September 30, 2012 by

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Ngunit hindi ako naniniwalang responsibilidad ng estado na magpamahagi ng contraceptives sa mga mamamayan nito. Alam ko ay ang responsibilidad ng estadong paglingkuran at protektahan ang sambayanan at mapalaya ang mamamayan nito sa kahirapan sa pamamagitan ng mga polisiya sa pagbibigay ng sapat na batayang serbisyong panlpunan, sapat na trabaho, mataas na batayan ng pamumuhay […]

Singapore’s Folly, Again

September 26, 2012 by

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From this article: Singaporeans need to marry and have children if they do not want the country to fold up, Mr Lee Kuan Yew warned on Saturday night. In his annual National Day dinner speech to residents of Tanjong Pagar GRC and Tiong Bahru, Mr Lee kept his message on population simple: The country’s citizens […]

ATTN PNoy: You Don’t Want To Be Another LKY

September 23, 2012 by

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Warning signs continue to be ignored. Singaporeans need to marry and have children if they do not want the country to fold up, Mr Lee Kuan Yew warned on Saturday night. Read the rest here.

Population Rate On Downward Trend

September 22, 2012 by

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AGING PEOPLE: Not much is being said in the debate about the effects of eventually having an aging population. In its website last May 2, Ivy Funds called attention to low fertility rates raising a red flag in tiger nations. It said: “The world’s second and third largest economies, China and Japan, are managing a […]

RH Bill’s Population Control Agenda

September 12, 2012 by

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From a personal level I believe in the freedom of choice and that choice belongs to the individual. We do not need a law for that. It is presumed in a free and democratic country. Even when the bill is passed it will not change. Educated women with means will continue to decide on such […]

RH Bill — Decoded, from 700 Club Asia

September 9, 2012 by

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A lengthy production from the 700 Club, but well worth watching. No, it’s not only the Catholic Church that believes the RH bill should not be passed.

Overpopulation is a Fallacy

September 1, 2012 by

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Overpopulation is a fallacy No less that the director general of the National Economic and Development Authority, Arsenio Balisacan, told the Senate that the UN had set a 2.1-percent fertility rate in the country. Our population growth is 1.98 percent. In other words, we are below the growth rate acceptable to the UN. We are […]

“Planned Parenthood” or Population Control

August 30, 2012 by

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From Carmen Pedrosa: Planned parenthood or population control? From a personal level I believe in the freedom of choice and that choice belongs to the individual. We do not need a law for that. It is presumed in a free and democratic country. Even when the bill is passed it will not change. Educated women […]

Is RH Bill A Scam?

August 29, 2012 by

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Very interesting and enlightening post by BongV at AntiPinoy: Population Size/Density/Growth Rate, Ease of Doing Business or Why the RH Bill is a Scam What this all adds up to is that poverty is not caused by population size, population density, or population growth rate for that matter. However, countries which made it easy to […]

Singapore’s Folly

August 28, 2012 by

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Can a Mentos Ad Promote Baby-Making? Singapore National Night Mentos Commercial Promotes Baby Making: Will It Work? Singapore’s birth rate is at a record low. Female citizens of the country now give birth to about one child in their lifetime, a number that used to be much higher. (American women, by comparison, have about 2 […]

Let the Truth Be Told

August 12, 2012 by

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Enrile does what he does best, reveal the logic (or maybe we should call it “illogic”) of those who think population control = progress. “Are you suggesting (we) adopt … population control in the country?” asked Enrile, who attended a rally sponsored by the Catholic Church on Saturday in a show of clout—somehow dampened by […]

Killing the Goose that Lays the Golden Eggs

August 11, 2012 by

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Passing the RH Bill would be killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Already China and Thailand – still with relatively large populations – are suffering from labor shortages because of the rapid aging of their populations over the last decade or so. Such a negative demographic trend can be traced to very aggressive […]

Is Overpopulation the Problem?

August 7, 2012 by

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