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KittyWampus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-22-05 06:50 PM
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Rita Proves The Current Population Density Is Unsustainable & Unsafe
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Edited on Thu Sep-22-05 06:51 PM by cryingshame
The Current Population Density Of Our Cities Is Simply Unsustainable & Unsafe-

The past two major hurricanes demonstrate that cities have too many people in them.

The fire marshall dictates how many people my family's business can have in the dining room.

We are required to post a sign with the maximum capacity on it. The reason for this is only x amount of people can get out of a room safely in an emergency.

Why aren't cities held to the same standards?

Not only can over x amount of people not evacuate in an emergency... the city can't handle its own waste let alone feed itself.

American cities need to depopulate and the less populous states need to begin the process of expanding to accept a more diverse population.
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