High population density has a degenerative effect on people. People need space and nature around them to remain rational and mentally healthy. I know it because I am deprived of it and I need it...
First of all, he's 10th generation in the US. Second, you think WWII just wrapped around Switzerland by accident? Learn how they do things; they pretty much define "holding the line."
According to Stephen P. Halbrook, author of a book called "Target Switzerland," the story is as follows: "Shortly before World War I, the German Kaiser was the guest of the Swiss government to observe military maneuvers. The Kaiser asked a Swiss militiaman: 'You are 500,000 and you shoot well, but if we attack with 1,000,000 men what will you do?' The soldier replied: 'We will shoot twice and go home.'"
There's a reason they have been ABLE to remain neutral in so many conflicts. Also, they refused to join the European Union.
Idk, I think there's a way to achieve pop density without sacrificing access to nature. If we want to advocate for larger families we need to be able to build up in a way that makes sense. But not in the way that shithole liberal cities have done. Instead of enacting sweeping legislation around the environment and development we just need to promote people to willingly be good stewards of their communities and nature, which all boils down to strong family values that promote an intrinsic reason to do this instead of making people slaves to the government and requiring them to
High population density has a degenerative effect on people. People need space and nature around them to remain rational and mentally healthy. I know it because I am deprived of it and I need it...
Well we can manspread out, actually let's just take the whole country back!!
Once we boot out all the commies and illegals, there's plenty of space.
I refuse to abandon the town I live. I'm 10th generation from Switzerland. I'll be damned if some Commies run me out. I will hold the line.
^ ^ Understands what it means to "hold the line"
switzerland has really never had to hold any line.
What a silly notion.
First of all, he's 10th generation in the US. Second, you think WWII just wrapped around Switzerland by accident? Learn how they do things; they pretty much define "holding the line."
According to Stephen P. Halbrook, author of a book called "Target Switzerland," the story is as follows: "Shortly before World War I, the German Kaiser was the guest of the Swiss government to observe military maneuvers. The Kaiser asked a Swiss militiaman: 'You are 500,000 and you shoot well, but if we attack with 1,000,000 men what will you do?' The soldier replied: 'We will shoot twice and go home.'"
There's a reason they have been ABLE to remain neutral in so many conflicts. Also, they refused to join the European Union.
switzerland has really never had to hold any line.
Funny because you are RIGHT.
Idk, I think there's a way to achieve pop density without sacrificing access to nature. If we want to advocate for larger families we need to be able to build up in a way that makes sense. But not in the way that shithole liberal cities have done. Instead of enacting sweeping legislation around the environment and development we just need to promote people to willingly be good stewards of their communities and nature, which all boils down to strong family values that promote an intrinsic reason to do this instead of making people slaves to the government and requiring them to