[Cronos]

Great graphs at the site

[nopardons]

BTTT

[MinorityRepublican]

Not a big deal once we're able to get to the magic number which is 2.1 children per woman.

[Cronos]

Crude birth and death rate over time in England and Wales

[Cronos]

Population pyramid India

UK

South Korea

China

Nigeria

[tumblindice]

“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”

[Mr_Moonlight]

I just wanna point out, (without any sort of real polling or evidence), that my generation of latter Baby Boomer's are some of the most Conservative of the 'Boomer' generation, and perhaps even our predecessors from 1946 onward are just as conservative as us ... but you wouldn't know it from reading the newspapers of the 1960's and 1970's ... according to them, we were the radical Hippies, the "Burn It All Down", the "Question Authority" generation.

Of course we were none of the above, excepting perhaps the "Question Authority" part, of which is one of the healthy parts of being an American --- to *always* question authority, and to *always* hold political hacks to account.

[ransomnote]

And they still won’t admit that the Covid ‘vaccine’ contributes to a baby bust unlike any other.

[Buck-Toothed Knuckle Dragger]

Regarding Korea: young Koreans aren’t having kids despite much government bribery and the main reason is the debasement of the Korean currency in thrall to US consumers to ensure that those 64-inch Samsung and LG TVs continue to fly off the (Wal-mart) shelves for $499 plus tax (less than half the price of the same TV here in Korea). So is the solution to buck up the currency so that young people might earn more and actually starting thinking they can afford kids and an apartment?
Absolutely not. The answer to the ultra-low birthrates in Korea is more of the same: outright bribery and currency debasement. What was that definition of insanity again? Someone should translate it into Korean and put it in the international post.

[wetgundog]

Population Bomb is a dud.

[maddog55]

Today’s youth don’t know what sex they are or deny their sex, have their heads buried in a phone 24/7 or are just too dumb from what they’re taught as to what parts fit together to make babies so not surprising.

[BDParrish]

Any discussion of “population explosion” must include some kind of analysis of how many people the planet can actually hold. Remember they all have to go to the bathroom every day. It is not about land area as EC commented, rather it is about rainfall. The discussion has always been poisoned by leftist propaganda, so it is natural to recoil from the subject, but I still wonder.

[hanamizu]

“...plummeting fertility rates (births per woman)...”

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I’m surprised the Financial Times editor allowed this definition in the story, since we all know the correct term is ‘birthing person’.

Anyway, perhaps the most profound invention/development in human history is the development and distribution of the birth-control pill.

[Varsity Flight]

Divorce Statistics March 2024 Update:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4241467/posts