Imagine if the entire population was forced to take an injection that wasn’t fully or properly studied. There could be serious complications from it.
drpussycookermd on
Birth rates appear to have been in decline for decades
budz on
misread as bird rates. Seen chart. Thought birds were dipping.
White1994Rabbit on
Wait until you see the all cause mortality rate, still in 2025…quietly happening in the background while everyone has basically forgotten apart from the people who knew the truth
smp501 on
The conspiracy isnβt the drop after 2020 or the shot or any of that. The conspiracy is the entire chart. Birth control and feminism were forced on society to lower wages and increase consumerism and prices. Same reason mass immigration was introduced right around the same time.
koolpoe on
Guess what happened in 2020
2023_CK_ on
Ed Dowd says disabilities have also sharply risen since then (for the same reason).
doortrashsuxsmycock on
Its because its so expensive
j_hoova6 on
Everything got too damn expensive. Have you seen the cost of childcare? When my oldest was born in 2014, we paid $150/week for daycare. The same location now charges $300/week.
If it were me in today’s climate, I’d be choosing not to have kids at all.
Lower_Pass_6053 on
You are thinking about this wrong.
OK, the number of women that end their lives without having any children has NOT GONE DOWN for many years. Like since 1980.
About 15% -19% of women NEVER have a child. and again, that number has not changed meaningfully up or down since 1980.
That is expected to change for gen z and gen alpha, but millennials actually have maintained that number, and who knows if that trend actually ends up happening.
BTW, “experts” also predicted more millennial women would choose to have zero children which was proven incorrect.
My point is, there are the same number of fertile women today as for the past 40 years at least.
What you need to ask is why women are having less children. The average number of children per woman has gone down significantly, even though complications from birth that would prevent a woman from having a second child have gone down.
It’s nothing to do with medical issues. It’s all societal.
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Imagine if the entire population was forced to take an injection that wasn’t fully or properly studied. There could be serious complications from it.
Birth rates appear to have been in decline for decades
misread as bird rates. Seen chart. Thought birds were dipping.
Wait until you see the all cause mortality rate, still in 2025…quietly happening in the background while everyone has basically forgotten apart from the people who knew the truth
The conspiracy isnβt the drop after 2020 or the shot or any of that. The conspiracy is the entire chart. Birth control and feminism were forced on society to lower wages and increase consumerism and prices. Same reason mass immigration was introduced right around the same time.
Guess what happened in 2020
Ed Dowd says disabilities have also sharply risen since then (for the same reason).
Its because its so expensive
Everything got too damn expensive. Have you seen the cost of childcare? When my oldest was born in 2014, we paid $150/week for daycare. The same location now charges $300/week.
If it were me in today’s climate, I’d be choosing not to have kids at all.
You are thinking about this wrong.
OK, the number of women that end their lives without having any children has NOT GONE DOWN for many years. Like since 1980.
About 15% -19% of women NEVER have a child. and again, that number has not changed meaningfully up or down since 1980.
That is expected to change for gen z and gen alpha, but millennials actually have maintained that number, and who knows if that trend actually ends up happening.
BTW, “experts” also predicted more millennial women would choose to have zero children which was proven incorrect.
My point is, there are the same number of fertile women today as for the past 40 years at least.
What you need to ask is why women are having less children. The average number of children per woman has gone down significantly, even though complications from birth that would prevent a woman from having a second child have gone down.
It’s nothing to do with medical issues. It’s all societal.