on December 4, 2025, 14:40:16, in reply to "It's not BS wondering who will pay for services for all the old people*"
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fine without being overrun by 3rd world breeders. The crisis claims are just manufactured propaganda to push for open borders.
1. Technology is advancing significantly faster than the "problem" of a declining population. There will still be plenty of talent and AI and robots will pick up the slack.
2. Fertility rates ebb and flow. There are easy ways to encourage it to go back up. Hungary and Poland are implementing incentives now and its having early success...also, some guy in the 1930s had a lot of success increasing the birth rates in his country through incentive programs, I forget his name though.
3. Overrunning South Korea, Japan, and any other monoethnicity country with "diversity" isn't going to help the native birth rates, it's going to collapse it altogether. Making rents and home ownership higher while increasing the social services budgets and introducing higher crime is only going to exacerbate the stress on younger generations, not lessen it. Previous Message
Some countries with really low "total fertility rates" have a real crisis looming, especially with resistance to immigration and no internal ethnic / racial group that picks up some slack from the majority. (That's obviously a topic of debate for Europeans, with more fertile Africans and Muslims migrating in large numbers.)
South Korea’s birth rate currently stands at 0.748 in 2024 , a slight rise from the record low of 0.721 in 2023. That compares with an Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development average of 1.43 in 2023. The commonly cited “replacement rate” for countries to prevent a declining population is 2.1.
What a 0.72 fertility rate means for South Korea is that for every 100 Koreans, they would have about 36 children at current levels , shrinking the workforce across generations.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/27/south-koreas-birth-rate-collapse-threatens-growth.html
Also, "100 South Koreans will have an estimated 15 grandchildren."
https://x.com/Valen10Francois/status/1995986097977823728
A population goes down really fast with a birth rate like that.
In my own family, I have two daughters and two grandchildren = 1.0 fertility rate for them.
probably just another real jerk in life21
