The Declaration of Independence conveys an unalienable right of liberty. Unalienable means that no lean may be placed upon your individual right of liberty. The Constitution of the United States also promotes Liberty in its preamble. Liberty is from the Greek: elutheria -- "liberty/ freedom," which is rooted in elutheros -- "without liability or obligation."
The conflict between liberty and population arises in the proposition by Thomas Robert Malthus (1766-1834), that "Wherever therefore there is liberty, the power of increase is exerted, and the superabundant effects are repressed afterwards by want of room and nourishment, which is common to animals and plants, and among animals by becoming the prey of others" (p. 10, "An Essay on the Principle of Population," by Thomas Malthus).
So we are being killed down by the economists of the world, trained in Marx, to preserve hectares of land over the earth for the survival of the fittest (rich) human beings. This is done by wars (that kill down the undesirable population), by monetary expansion beyond output (the cause of price inflation that cleans out our finances), by complex tax schemes (designed to undermine our business efforts).
