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>the big city I live in feels crowded, therefore everywhere is crowded
>I believe everything the """experts""" tell me
Ever travel across the country before? 99.9% of the United States looks like this.
The controllers have been using the overpopulation myth for centuries as a means of social engineering. Ever hear of the so-called Malthusian catastrophe? You can read about it in Thomas Malthus' "An Essay on the Principle of Population" where he basically said everyone was going to starve to death because the earth was becoming overpopulated. This was in 1798.
Start looking into the idea of overpopulation and be amazed at how this "fact" we take for granted (after all, you've been indoctrinated into believing it your entire life, just like your parents, your grandparents, your great-great grandparents, and so on) and be amazed at how quickly it falls apart once you take a critical eye to it. If you understand that climate change is bullshit (overpopulation is part and parcel of that scheme) then you should be able to come around to this one too.
There aren't 8 billion people on earth. Here's a thought experiment: imagine that you're the king of some little island country. Let's say that 1 million people live there. Wouldn't it be in your best interest to report to the UN or whoever that your population was higher than it actually was? Say, 5 million? Maybe 10 if you thought you could get away with it? More foreign aid, anyone thinking of taking over your little country would think you had a lot more people/potential defenders, etc. Don't think for a second that the various countries around the world don't inflate their population numbers.
Hell, this even happens on the county level. Higher population in your county = more state funding for things. You think some backwater county wouldn't inflate their numbers? Of course they would.
Oh, but there's more. For example, you know how the population is exploding in Africa? Well, that's what they tell you, except it's complete bullshit. NGO's who work (scam) in Africa get more money based on the population size they're supposedly helping, so of course they inflate the numbers. There are pilots who fly over swathes of empty, desolate land in Africa where supposedly millions of people live. For instance, go look up the population of Nigeria, then look at recent satellite imagery of the country. Try and figure out where those millions and millions of people are living. They don't exist.
This is why you'll hear that Africa is the fastest-growing (in terms of population) country in the world. It's a literal scam.
Even if there was 8 billion people on earth, which I don't believe for a second, we'd still be a long, long way from being overpopulated. You've probably heard that many people could live comfortably in a state the size of Texas, but I hate that example because of how impractical it is. What matters really is arable land (ie viable farmland) and, depending on who you ask and who you can believe, the planet could probably support something like 40 billion people comfortably.
If you don't want to believe me, maybe you'll believe your pal Elon Musk. He's heckin cool and makes flamethrowers and gets hair plugs and puts cars in space (for real!!). Here he is mumbling his way through why overpopulation is a myth: https://www.bitchute.com/video/KedLdKBVy2Vg/ (of course, he's pushing a different narrative for his masters here, but there ya go)
>tl;dr your stinky crime-ridden city is overpopulated, the rest of the world is doing fine