https://www.youtube.com/user/GabeandJesss/videos

Don't know if this is old news or not, but this YouTuber is pregnant again.

she goes by Jesssfam because she broke up with Gabe, the deadbeat dad. And yes its already old news.

Don't they have like 3-4 kids together?

I think she might be part rabbit

Totally gross. I love preggos and all but when you bring too many kids into this world, just, wow. I'm pretty anti-natalist and no good looks or sexiness excuses polluting the world. I mean, boy, I hope she has enough money and moral integrity to raise that entire legion right. That's always my biggest thing, if you don't have the money to provide, don't have the kid. Clean up your mistake.

You can't really tell people how many kids they can have. People are created and people die. For every person born, there's someone out there whose about to die anyway. So at the end of the day, it doesn't matter. Of course, your opinion is taken into consideration and respected as viable input on said topic.

(May 17, 2016, 11:45 pm)pregolovur You can't really tell people how many kids they can have. People are created and people die. For every person born, there's someone out there whose about to die anyway. So at the end of the day, it doesn't matter. Of course, your opinion is taken into consideration and respected as viable input on said topic.

Yes, because the Earth's population has been a stagnate 7 billion since the beginning of time...

Anyone with common sense knows that it took centuries for Earth's human population to get to where it is now. But with that in mind, do you really think we'll have control over the upward momentum at which the human population on earth will increase? Probably not. So why complain if we have knowledge of the trend at hand?

(May 18, 2016, 12:04 am)pregolovur Anyone with common sense knows that it took centuries for Earth's human population to get to where it is now. But with that in mind, do you really think we'll have control over the upward momentum at which the human population on earth will increase? Probably not. So why complain if we have knowledge of the trend at hand?

Actually, in 1900 earth's human polulation was at 1.6 billion. It is currently at 7.4 billion. That means that in just over 100 years, it grew by 5.8 billion people. Or to put it in other terms. That means that it took over 1900 years (if you're just counting A.D. longer if you add in B.C.) for the human population to reach 1.6 billion. And then in 116 years, we jumped up by 5.8 billion people. That's 50,000,000 people every year that's being born. This number is only going to rise faster and faster as medical science continues to advance.
Your argument would have been a sound one in the 1800's or so, when the human population had just hit the billion mark and you needed big families to run the farm. But now, it's rather silly. Especially when you keep in mind that the earth can only sustain roughly 10 billion humans.

(May 18, 2016, 12:04 am)pregolovur Anyone with common sense knows that it took centuries for Earth's human population to get to where it is now. But with that in mind, do you really think we'll have control over the upward momentum at which the human population on earth will increase? Probably not. So why complain if we have knowledge of the trend at hand?

Then I implore you, you should re-read what you posted about "when a person is born another person is about to die so it's evens out."