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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4137016" data-attributes="member: 58386">Population growth in Central American nations is 1-2% annually. But with zero economic growth in agrarian nations with little to nothing in the way of the essential services needed to function as a state then even at that low percentage you&#039;ve got overpopulation.Then again VT you don&#039;t want them here to begin with so what difference does it make to you anyway? More importantly aren&#039;t you one of those..let&#039;s see...one of those what is that they call themselves? Oh yeah, &quot;professing and practicing Christians&quot;.&nbsp; Now if I recall one of it&#039;s most basic covenants and rules of compliance and membership calls for tending to the sick and needy. By not doing so are you not &quot;witnessing&quot; and instead throwing up a &quot;stumbling block&quot; to someone like myself who&#039;s a free agent sinner who is currently in the market for a religion that I too as many other s have already done get rich off of?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4137016, member: 58386"] Population growth in Central American nations is 1-2% annually. But with zero economic growth in agrarian nations with little to nothing in the way of the essential services needed to function as a state then even at that low percentage you've got overpopulation. Then again VT you don't want them here to begin with so what difference does it make to you anyway? More importantly aren't you one of those..let's see...one of those what is that they call themselves? Oh yeah, "professing and practicing Christians". Now if I recall one of it's most basic covenants and rules of compliance and membership calls for tending to the sick and needy. By not doing so are you not "witnessing" and instead throwing up a "stumbling block" to someone like myself who's a free agent sinner who is currently in the market for a religion that I too as many other s have already done get rich off of? [/QUOTE]

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