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minus-squaretacosanonymous@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up4·10 months agoI think that’s slippery slope or presumptive, at best. Birth rates shift and flow and there will always be people that have kids. I have more respect for people that see the trend and don’t want to create wage slaves. If governments addressed real issues instead of maximizing corporate interests, they might create a stable birth rate.
I think that’s slippery slope or presumptive, at best. Birth rates shift and flow and there will always be people that have kids.
I have more respect for people that see the trend and don’t want to create wage slaves.
If governments addressed real issues instead of maximizing corporate interests, they might create a stable birth rate.