Unsustainable Lack-of-Growth

Yet another curtsy ninme's way for this Mark Steyn column. Since Julian Simon's death, Steyn is the boldest secular writer to tackle the population implosion problem. . . .and so amusingly! Here's one horror of birth control and abortion I'd not yet heard about:

In East Germany, whose rural communities are dying, village sewer systems are having a tough time adjusting to the lack of use. Populations have fallen so dramatically that there are too few people flushing to keep the flow of waste moving. Traditionally, government infrastructure expenditure arises from increased demand. In this case, the sewer lines are having to be narrowed at great cost in order to cope with dramatically decreased demand.

Yikes! Read the. . .well, you know.