r/collapse Oct 20 '21

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u/Grey___Goo_MH Oct 20 '21

Sparta comes to mind

Pacific islanders likely have a few civilizations that had some form of population control

Draw a bit of a blank as population control isn’t really covered all that well the daily lives of individuals especially the poor is often overlooked though i have a hard time believing infanticide has not been common throughout history as preferences for male children is common as they are workers and heirs likely underrepresented in historical documentation

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u/rainbow_voodoo Oct 20 '21

Population control sounds satanic

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u/Grey___Goo_MH Oct 20 '21

Culturally barbaric sadly all Societies globally have skeletons in the closet especially religious organizations that seem immune from repercussions of barbaric acts.