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“Generally, more highly educated people, who have higher incomes, consume more resources than poorly educated people, who tend to have lower incomes,” explains a UN “toolkit” for global “sustainable” education, which is still posted online at UNESCO’s website. “In this case, more education increases the threat to sustainability.”
Sometimes you just have to laugh at the nonsense that comes from the globalists mouths.
It’s been made clear that its common core “education” is really indoctrination. For example, the document, which has not been ratified by the U.S. Senate, demands that all children learn not to just accept and submit to “sustainable development,” but to actually “promote sustainable development.” The indoctrination program is also heavy on the UN’s vision of “human rights,” which are essentially the opposite of the God-given rights enshrined in America’s founding documents.
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However, under the present model, consuming more also increases GDP.
Yes. Remember, we are not human beings or people. We are first of all CONSUMERS, marketed to day and night to buy, buy, buy regardless of need. We are supposed to consume more and more products and ideas, seductively fed to us by Madison Avenue and MSM. It’s obvious there is no scarcity of resources for every time I go into the grocery store, the shelves are always full and more and more products added every day. First of all, how many human and natural resources are used and wasted by governments, business, and the war machine?