• RozhkiNozhki@lemmy.world
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    Iirc he believes that it’s his duty to procreate and produce as many white people as possible to prevent replacement.

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      And yet he’s too lazy to give his “awesome Aryan super race” kids half decent names. And even his Dad was a technocrat nazi who despised the peasants. The gene pool behind this fucker should have been laid to waste a long time ago. Absolute parasite.

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      1 year ago

      The replacement part is bullshit made up to hate.

      He thinks EVERYONE needs to have more kids as the world is going to run into major problems with population decline, like is happening In Japan if trends continue.

      I don’t agree with him, but he is advocating for everyone, not white people.

      Edit: and he has talked about this many times, it’s not new.

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        I don’t understand the fear of population decline. We grow and grow until…?

        Less people is better for the planet. But less people means not enough people to support the layer of pyramid above it.

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          But less people means not enough people to support the layer of pyramid above it.

          That’s it isn’t it?

          Who’s going to pay for those millions of vacant apartments, and who’s going to support the elderly if there’s not enough people?

          Like it or not, there will be a disruption from it if its too sudden, but I don’t see it as the dire thing that he seems to think it is. It’ll eventually sort itself out and we’ll be better for it.

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            We can’t grow forever. We’ve already made irreversible damage to the planet. Disruption to human comfort is nothing compared to the species and lands that are now forever extinct.

            (I’m not sure if we’re on the same page. I read your message two ways)

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              I agree, we can’t grow forever, I just also think there will be consequences to a declining population, but thats okay, and we’ll get through it. The more gradual we can decline the smoother it’ll be.

              Continuing our growth would just be worse in the end.

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                What consequences do you see? I don’t see anything difficult to overcome. What big picture am I not seeing that you’re talking about?

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                  It’s just what you said.

                  When there isn’t enough people to support the people above them problems start.

                  Making sure pensions still function properly, having enough health care providers, property values might plummet which in turn impacts retirement for those who have part of their savings in their house (e.g downsizing no longer provides enough funds)

                  Economic output will drop short of advancements in robots and AI which means there will be less money to support existing infrastructure that was built for all these people. What happens if Japan can no longer fund and maintain their bullet trains due to reduced ridership? They’d start with reduced trains, but that means less money so they get reduced further and further as the population drops. You’ve gone from a once highly connected area to a poorly connected area and that has its own consequences.

                  Japan is propping up their problem with immigration, but if the trend happens globally, that isn’t an actual viable solution. Somewhere some country will be in a deficit, people get convinced go to wherever the better place is hastening that places decline.

                  It’ll be a lot of things like that which will cause turmoil and disruption, but it’s not some end of civilization problem.

                  We’re experiencing a similar problem due to the baby boomers in terms of Healthcare right now. There’s so many of them compared to the younger generations that its taking a toll on things and it’s going to continue to take a toll and we don’t have enough younger doctors to nurses to deal with that.

                  People are upset, people are angry.

                  But we’ll go on. Its not the end.

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                    How long can we keep making future generations larger to support what our/past generations have made?

                    Humans have covered something like 75% of the earth.

                    At this point it is more like burning the house down to keep warm.

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                With the way some country leaders talk about using nuclear weapons these days (Russia and now Israel), it won’t be a gradual decline in world population but a rapid one.