im against large families when the world is already full of people, many living in poor conditions...
The world is nowhere near full of people. Haven't you any imagination, where lots more people could be fit in? Lots more cities, suburbs, towns, could be built. Cities only occupy but 2 or 3% of the land. It could become more, a lot more, if or as needed.
According to the bell-curve distribution, super-large families add very little to the growing world population, because there's so few of them. The bulk of the population growth comes from more moderate-sized families of 3 or 4 children.
And who are you, or anybody, to oppose how many children other people have? Are you "anti-choice?"
There's not just 1, but 3 perceptional dimensions we humans can yet grow into: Outwards, Inwards, and Upwards. I support all 3 but especially spreading outwards, for many people may not so much like to live "stacked up on top of one another." But if frontiers lack, countries can also grow denser, welcome cities to grow larger and closer together and even coalesce, infill underutilized spaces, allow more people to live in each room, and people obviously can be stacked into highrises.
Surely there must be some way for mothers to go on having their precious darling babies, in a world of so many "burgeoning billions?" Aha! But there is. Where can we put more billions of people? Where we always have. In between all the people already living. There can come to be more places with lots of people, and fewer places far from lots of people. If supposedly intelligent people can somehow ADAPT and learn to live and procreate in closer proximity to one another, on the global scale at least, then everybody and all their progeny can indeed fit on a planet "not getting any bigger," well into the foreseeable future. The answer is so simple, that "educated idiots" just don't like to get it, because it doesn't justify their much (secular) "education." Simply, grow denser and denser upon the earth.
Nature is resilient. I see the grass pushing up in the cracks of the pavement. The planet can much more easily bear the rising human population "pressure," than people can be expected to struggle against nature to "control" their fertility. Nature wants us even more populous, for in nature, life spreads into most every niche it can. Why should humans be exempt, especially since we are supposed to have intelligence to help us ADAPT?
Commodities trader Jim Rogers moved from the U.S. to Singapore, and says the future is in Asia. Well I imagine so, since the West has run up so much unsustainable and dishonest debt, and half the world lives in Asia, and they need to build a whole lot of everything.
I'd move to highly-populous China, if China was more inviting and had more freedom. They are doing a few things right, trying to back their currency by gold, almost more capitalist than we are now, however, that 1-child tyranny has got to go. I don't believe in use of any means of "birth control," because each and every human life is of immense and sacred value, so we ought to let the human race proliferate freely and spread naturally.