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Apparently increasing social spending and work flexibility is great for American Families. Who knew?
Stop the population decline? Is this some nazi-centric great replacement bullshit? Our population and birth rates are fine. What the hell kind of propaganda is this?!
edit: maybe this is just a poorly-choosen domain name.
Have you even read the article
More evidence is popping up that increased social spending and flexible work arrangements, including remote work, can positively impact fertility rates, as shown in California. Yet, influential figures in California like Elon Musk and other Silicon Valley "pronatalists", are against these measures and more. Their opposition to remote work, work flexibility, and social spending, coupled with efforts to hamper new infrastructure projects and drive up housing costs. They will not make it easy to do what's needed.
You really didn’t read the article
points out that African American women had it harder during the COVID crisis, the brunt of the crisis's financial and health impacts, and we need serious policies to address.
Ignorant American propaganda.
Yes, it does share many, many similarities with Nazi rhetoric, especially when it comes from conservatives.
I thought the same and it may be the case still, but skimming the site's content doesn't suggest overt rhetoric. There may be that bias in the agenda somewhere but it seems to focus on human rights issues and not the great replacement theory. Unfortunate domain name, I guess. See my other discussions with op on this link.
I'm not speaking of the site, but just responding to the, "what kind of propaganda is this?" question.
I answered that question: It's American ignorance.
Like what?
Please tell me oh wise one
Tell me what in this site has Nazi rhetoric because as far as I know Nazis hate spending money on the poor
I am going to guess they did what I did and assumed the domain name had to do with the great replacement theory.
Yep
I'm not speaking of the site, but just responding to the, "what kind of propaganda is this?" question.
I answered that question: It's American ignorance.
Does it scare anyone else that our society seems to completely rely on there always being more people tomorrow than yesterday? It just isn't sustainable. There are too many people on this planet already, and we are seeing the effects of it worse every day...
Don’t worry!
Republicans are hellbent to decrease social spending, stop woke RTO, and all the stuff that helps people achieve their family goals!
They will make sure that no policy that will increase family size gets implemented
Population decline due to overshoot is known as 'collapse'. The path taken by such a population is referred to as 'overshoot-and-collapse'. Collapse, like overshoot, can occur due to various factors, with the Malthusian catastrophe being a specific but not identical case. [Source](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overshoot_(population).
