k genius, obviously from the picture, you can see the urban sprawl. so maybe as opposed to complaining and acting like a complete illiterate, maybe make your own video and inform people on your own knowledge about the subject.
Eventually there will be laws against urban expansionism, otherwise the capitalist myth of overpopulation and the Illuminati agenda of depopulation will find support among the misinformed masses.
Through the access to international and national communication and unlimited access to knowledge, the urban masses are also becoming more and more conscious of their environment, the impact of the "industrial revolution," unbridled capitalism and urban expansionism. For example through the setting up of ecovillages, internships at organic farms and the support of environment-conscious politicians to pass laws against littering, air pollution, etc.
The unlimited access to knowledge through the internet and world literature at public libraries, and the access to international communication has led the divided and ruled masses to realize their collective destiny for peace and prosperity. All of these things have led to the working urban masses to be able to improve their working and living conditions through collective action.
The re-introduction of democracy by the bourgeois revolutions, has also led to the working masses to finally get educated for the first time in history through free public education, right to peaceable assembly and freedom of movement the masses have become exposed to the reality of their conditions and the opportunity to organize for solving their problems.
The rise of Democracy, a bourgeois strategy to protect their interests against the Feudal-lord aristocracy of the countryside, the Urban working-class and the priestly-class, has led to the destruction of the rivals of the materialistic bourgeois while at the same time liberating the peasants/serfs in the countryside and sparking political consciousness among the Urban working-class.
The expanding of the industrial working-class paralleled the expanding of socialist ideas, leading workers to form labor unions and political parties to protect their interests.
Research on crops has led people to find proof of the extent of dangers of "urban industrialism" on the countryside, such as jet fuel components found in lettuce. However as permanent damage is being down to the Earth and the ozone above the Earth, the industrial revolution has also led to the expanding of trade and ideas through the mass-production of technologies that force the ruling classes of the world to educate their masses of exploited citizenry, to prepare them for the globalized world.
The rise of organic farming parallels the rise of unemployment in the cities, the inevitable criminalization of urban expansionism, will lead more people of the towns and cities to return to the countryside for employment. Ever since the "Industrial revolution," in just 200 years the Earth has been permanently damaged by pollution, many cancers and other uncurable diseases have afflicted humans, rain which was once potable is now turned into acid rain.
The ending of urban expansionism will lead many to also start to work in the surrounding rural areas of their town/city to find work, since towns/cities are not able to sustain employment for their inhabitants, without expanding. At the same time that more and more people are realizing the cancer of urban expansionism, they are also learning about the cancers caused by pesticides and other chemicals in farming, leading people to return to organic farming.
Also the result of people settling down in their homes, and being appreciative of their homes will lead people to also stay in their homes with their families long enough to realize that they need to get to know their neighbor, this will lead to people to get to their neighbors better and watch out for their neighbors.
The day will come when the governments of the world will make urban expansionism a crime, and consequently people will start to learn to get along with one another and stop moving from place to place, and instead settle down, and stay with their extended families to cover the cost of housing, which will sky-rocket, as supply will not be able to meet the demand.
"Sprawl"
And you show the center of Hong Kong.
Stick to the house tracts. Hong Kong is basically the definitive opposite of sprawl.
PiedASP 3 months ago
k genius, obviously from the picture, you can see the urban sprawl. so maybe as opposed to complaining and acting like a complete illiterate, maybe make your own video and inform people on your own knowledge about the subject.
italyiauno 4 weeks ago
@italyiauno
Sprawl is using more land than is necessary. Hong Kong is one of the most densely inhabited places on Earth.
You say you are against "urban sprawl" and show a picture of Hong Kong. So you are against high density human habitation, I can presume.
Assuming you don't advocate killing some or all of them, where do you propose the 7 million people of Hong Kong go? Suburbs? THAT would be sprawl.
hurr durr
PiedASP 3 weeks ago
Why were there pictures of very dense cities intermixed with sprawl? It almost looked like they were saying the dense cities were sprawl too?
folks3000 10 months ago
Cool. Watch my vid on Urban Sprawl :)
AthenaOnFire 1 year ago
u go dude keep it up
FunkMasterEJB 2 years ago
Exactly, stop urban sprawl!
InternetRevolution 3 years ago
gj educating the masses?? not really that informative or interesting though... regardless i hope you got a good grade in your class.
smipth 3 years ago
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italyiauno 3 years ago
Eventually there will be laws against urban expansionism, otherwise the capitalist myth of overpopulation and the Illuminati agenda of depopulation will find support among the misinformed masses.
User100606 3 years ago
Through the access to international and national communication and unlimited access to knowledge, the urban masses are also becoming more and more conscious of their environment, the impact of the "industrial revolution," unbridled capitalism and urban expansionism. For example through the setting up of ecovillages, internships at organic farms and the support of environment-conscious politicians to pass laws against littering, air pollution, etc.
User100606 3 years ago
The unlimited access to knowledge through the internet and world literature at public libraries, and the access to international communication has led the divided and ruled masses to realize their collective destiny for peace and prosperity. All of these things have led to the working urban masses to be able to improve their working and living conditions through collective action.
User100606 3 years ago
The re-introduction of democracy by the bourgeois revolutions, has also led to the working masses to finally get educated for the first time in history through free public education, right to peaceable assembly and freedom of movement the masses have become exposed to the reality of their conditions and the opportunity to organize for solving their problems.
User100606 3 years ago
The rise of Democracy, a bourgeois strategy to protect their interests against the Feudal-lord aristocracy of the countryside, the Urban working-class and the priestly-class, has led to the destruction of the rivals of the materialistic bourgeois while at the same time liberating the peasants/serfs in the countryside and sparking political consciousness among the Urban working-class.
User100606 3 years ago
The expanding of the industrial working-class paralleled the expanding of socialist ideas, leading workers to form labor unions and political parties to protect their interests.
User100606 3 years ago
Research on crops has led people to find proof of the extent of dangers of "urban industrialism" on the countryside, such as jet fuel components found in lettuce. However as permanent damage is being down to the Earth and the ozone above the Earth, the industrial revolution has also led to the expanding of trade and ideas through the mass-production of technologies that force the ruling classes of the world to educate their masses of exploited citizenry, to prepare them for the globalized world.
User100606 3 years ago
The rise of organic farming parallels the rise of unemployment in the cities, the inevitable criminalization of urban expansionism, will lead more people of the towns and cities to return to the countryside for employment. Ever since the "Industrial revolution," in just 200 years the Earth has been permanently damaged by pollution, many cancers and other uncurable diseases have afflicted humans, rain which was once potable is now turned into acid rain.
User100606 3 years ago
The ending of urban expansionism will lead many to also start to work in the surrounding rural areas of their town/city to find work, since towns/cities are not able to sustain employment for their inhabitants, without expanding. At the same time that more and more people are realizing the cancer of urban expansionism, they are also learning about the cancers caused by pesticides and other chemicals in farming, leading people to return to organic farming.
User100606 3 years ago
who are you
italyiauno 3 years ago
Also the result of people settling down in their homes, and being appreciative of their homes will lead people to also stay in their homes with their families long enough to realize that they need to get to know their neighbor, this will lead to people to get to their neighbors better and watch out for their neighbors.
User100606 3 years ago
who are you? do i know you
italyiauno 3 years ago
The day will come when the governments of the world will make urban expansionism a crime, and consequently people will start to learn to get along with one another and stop moving from place to place, and instead settle down, and stay with their extended families to cover the cost of housing, which will sky-rocket, as supply will not be able to meet the demand.
User100606 3 years ago
Woo! Urban Sprawl, I will kill you!!
jeffrey1101 3 years ago
u are a meany
italyiauno 3 years ago
i said i will kill urban sprawl. gosh its like u have never met me.
jeffrey1101 3 years ago