I think this is going nowhere because I don't think you're serious about having a proper conversation.
Let me explain why I am no opposed to abortion.
1) We have 8 billion people on this planet. We're seeing a rise of 1 billion every 12 years or so.
2) We don't know the impact of an overpopulated world:
We do know that many places are having shortages of water.
This map shows the average exposure of water users in each country to baseline water stress, the ratio of total withdrawals to total renewable supply in a given area. A higher percentage means more water users are competing for limited water supplies. Our analysis finds that 37 countries...
www.wri.org
China's north east is having really bad problems, not only with not enough water, but most of that water being polluted. Europe had bad problems this summer, the US had problems in the west (ironically for the current weather). And these places aren't even in the high stress zone.
Food is becoming a problem. We only have so much agricultural land, not all of that is at the same level of quality. We're going to have to stop raising animals in order to have enough crops.
What happens when such things become a problem? War of famine, or both. The Ukraine is a huge producer of grain, invaded. Maybe Russia is thinking ahead, get the good land before it really goes bad, make loads of money controlling huge amounts of exports.
Wheat exports by country in 2024 plus a searchable database of all wheat shipping nations
www.worldstopexports.com
Russia is number one for wheat exports, the Ukraine is number five. Put $7.3 billion plus $4.7 billion together and you get $12 billion dollars worth of grain exports for Russia. Or 21.6% of the world's wheat exports. That's a huge market share.
If we don't control the world's population, we're SCREWED.
And what do you want? MORE BABIES.