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To: Greg or e who wrote (26634)	6/2/2012 4:53:32 PM
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Anything that not fitting into the tiny box of your agenda is "out of the blue" ? What is more relevent & directly related to the human socities than the rise or fall of birth rates & changing economic scenes which is not some future problem as you put it but quite the phenomenon in many developing countries. This may not be such an issue in the vast Canadian frontiers that has the luxury the tiniest fraction of population vs land mass & resources not enjoyed by other regions like Asia ME & South America .

To: Greg or e who wrote (26634)	6/2/2012 4:58:33 PM
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The issue of moral hypocrisy/relativism regarding anti birth control message/order of the Catholic Church (and the majority ignoring it ) seems to be lost in your response , since you seem hell bent on ignoring what was posted to you we can assume its large matter of inconvenience to your little thesis you cannot address? God gives the orders & they just dont get followed do they, Nature & common sense rule here it seems . You lose & reason (and those pesky realities ) win again . Overpopulation is some future problem ? (The density of lead matches the density of that melon you call a brain)

To: Greg or e who wrote (26634)	6/2/2012 5:46:04 PM
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