Actually, I think that natural selection did a fairly decent job in years past. South Africa was pretty much uninhabited when the dutch settlers went there. And the number of Africans was fairly low in proportion to the rest of the world. It only changed once the started getting gibmedats, and converting the food to yet population.
The problem is, and has always been welfare and other socialist policies. And I agree, we need to get rid of the wiggers that protect it.
The thing is though that, like communism, it's just not sustainable, the system will collapse eventually, and there will be mass deaths and starvation before the cycle resets. They can't just keep borrowing money forever.
Unfortunately the cycle always resets, and the preceding famine and starvation is never successful in really alleviating the problem. I recall the famine in Biafra (back in the 60s I think), plus too many to remember since then, and it never does any good. They are like cockroaches. Kill off half the population, and within twenty years there are more than there was before it happened.
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