Some people believe that the only way to solve the population explosion is to have less children. Some take the radical view we should have no children. And then some go one step further and advocate the controled extinction of the human race.
Focus Earth: No More Children
Some people believe that the only way to solve the population explosion is to have less children. Some take the radical view we should have no children. And then some go one step further and advocate the controled extinction of the human race.
Added: Sep 11, 2009
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Runtime: 03:37
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