States secession

Dang how much more? In Alabama I have seen beers with like 12% ever since they started allowing more alcohol in beers a few years ago. They had a slogan "Free the hops" or something

Yeah that's what I mean, high gravity beer. I am not a big fan of some high gravity beers just because of the taste but I'm sure I would if I drank it more often ha. Shiner Bock, Heineken, Stella Artois are good. I even like Pabst Blue ribbon lol PBR. Do they sell Pabst in Canada?

For instance, it's obvious that the founding fathers couldn't have predicted social networking and a world soon to be over populated

Originally posted by YINYANG Originally posted by TuNA FISh For instance, it's obvious that the founding fathers couldn't have predicted social networking and a world soon to be over populated I dont agree with this statement. 1) Networking has been around forever, who you know how you interact with them and its relation to status in society and power. Just because we do it with technology (e.g facebook) doesn't mean networking was not around. 2) If you have sex you are going to have babies. The founding fathers of your country would be total idiots to think after colonizing that a space would not get filled up eventually.

good points... except I got disgusted from looking at your avatar.

Stairs... womens worst enemy

Originally posted by YINYANG Originally posted by TuNA FISh For instance, it's obvious that the founding fathers couldn't have predicted social networking and a world soon to be over populated I dont agree with this statement. 1) Networking has been around forever, who you know how you interact with them and its relation to status in society and power. Just because we do it with technology (e.g facebook) doesn't mean networking was not around. 2) If you have sex you are going to have babies. The founding fathers of your country would be total idiots to think after colonizing that a space would not get filled up eventually.

I think you're taking Tuna's statement a little too literally. Networking has been around since the dawn of man. Human beings are social animals. We all know that.  

Keeping that in mind, there is no way in hell Ben Franklin sat back in his rocking chair while puffing on a tobacco filled pipe, envisioning 16 year old girls (over 200+ years away) spending all day on a computer application (known as Facebook) talking/socializing with their friends.

On the second disagreement you have a valid point because it's easy to think that if people f*ck like rabbits, population growth will be positive. But the founding fathers didn't have access to the statistics that we have today. They did though, know of the Black Death, which caused negative population growth (in Europe at least) some centuries back.

India and China (Tuna did refer to the world pop, not US) have 35% of the world's population. They are also halfway around the globe and a long, long boat-ride away.  The founding fathers had their hands full building a nation. A mostly empty nation, except for all the Indians being ****d, killed, and forced to relocate. I highly doubt social networking (Facebook) and overpopulation (what we know of it today) were on their mind. Beating those damn British, inking the constitution, and taking advantage of slave labor was on their mind though.  

And the idea of overpopulation is highly subjective as well. What one might think of as too crowded, another might think of as comfy. I would never live in Chicago. Too damn crowded. I'm a suburbs kind of guy. I like my space. And the son of cattle rancher from Nebraska would call me nuts for thinking that my suburban home is spacious.

Interesting read on overpopulation.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overpopulation Lots of differing opinions.