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Re:A third of Pakistan is underwater from floods, climate ch... by adolph on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @11:11AM (#32651409)
Point being that there isn't evidence that Pakistan:

* doesn't see 'family planning' as increasing population

* has religious traditions incompatible with any interpretation of 'family planning'

If Pakistan has a strongly increasing population then it will be in good position to take advantage of depopulation in China and elsewhere.

Re:A third of Pakistan is underwater from floods, climate ch... by nfca on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @02:16PM (#32653350)
It isn't quite "religion" as much as it is vast numbers of the poorly educated population using "religion" to support their highly conservative views. Religions, including the dominant one in Pakistan, have a component of social responsibility.

Pakistan too has a trend of decreasing birth rate with increasing economic power across the economic classes of people, even though all ascribe to the same religion.

Re:A third of Pakistan is underwater from floods, climate ch... by adolph on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @05:10PM (#32655108)
> Religions, including the dominant one in Pakistan, have a component of social responsibility.

Is 'family planning' not socially responsible?